South Korea’s Democratic Party sets up ‘Digital Asset Committee’
- South Korea’s Democratic Party formed the Digital Asset Committee on May 13, 2025, holding its first meeting in Seoul to address cryptocurrency issues.
- The committee’s creation follows growing market challenges and political focus on digital assets ahead of June’s presidential election, with discussions on stablecoin regulation intensifying.
- The committee, chaired by National Assembly Speaker Min Byeong-deok, includes lawmakers and industry representatives from major exchanges and aims to improve regulation, consumer protection, and market transparency.
- Chairman Min criticized the 'one exchange, one bank' rule as inadequate, while Bank of Korea’s Koh Kyung-chul warned stablecoins raise concerns about monetary policy and financial stability.
- The committee’s work signals increased policy engagement with digital assets in Korea, aiming to balance innovation with regulation amid a volatile market and an approaching election.
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