The Democratic Party of South Korea plans to advance stablecoin legislation after the election.
According to ChainCatcher, Kim Hyun-jung, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea's Digital Asset Special Task Force, stated that there are plans to submit a stablecoin-related Digital Asset Basic Act (second-stage legislation) after the local elections, while simultaneously advancing review by the bill subcommittee.
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