Despite some lawmakers proposing to establish a regulatory framework for the local stablecoin market in South Korea, the relevant legislative work is progressing slowly. The Central Bank of Korea insists that only registered banks can issue the Korean won stablecoin, a position that has met strong opposition from the local market, hampering the development of the stablecoin market.
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Despite some lawmakers proposing to establish a regulatory framework for the local stablecoin market in South Korea, the relevant legislative work is progressing slowly. The Central Bank of Korea insists that only registered banks can issue the Korean won stablecoin, a position that has met strong opposition from the local market, hampering the development of the stablecoin market.