The South Korean government’s digital asset ecosystem plan has new developments. According to the schedule, the "Digital Asset Phase Two Bill" will be introduced within the year, with a core focus on establishing a stablecoin regulatory framework. The bill includes strict requirements such as issuer licensing systems and reserve asset management standards, aiming to create a regulatory system for cross-border stablecoin transactions.

Even more ambitious, the government is also planning a bold goal — by 2030, allocating one-quarter of national treasury funds to the digital currency sector. This reflects a long-term strategic recognition of digital assets.

Simultaneously, there is a plan to introduce a digital asset spot ETF. From licensing systems and reserve management to ETF products, South Korea is gradually building a relatively complete regulatory and investment framework. This combination not only regulates risks associated with stablecoin issuers but also provides more compliant participation channels for institutional and retail investors.