"Appropriate basic preparations should be made for the introduction of Korean won stablecoins," Kim Bil-kyu, a senior research member at the Korea Institute of Capital Markets, said at a seminar on "stablecoins and short-term government bonds" held in Yeouido, Seoul on the 11th, and put forward the above point of view.
He pointed out that if the Korean won stablecoin is introduced, in order to improve its payment stability and value storage function, it is necessary to have reserve assets, and the short-term government bonds that can play this function are used to make up for the government's short-term funding gap.
In particular, short-term government bonds are less risky in the event of sharp fluctuations in interest rates or changes in market demand, and their interest rates are relatively low compared to long-term government bonds, which helps to improve the efficiency of fiscal financing and utilization, he explained.
Opinion: If the Korean won stablecoin is introduced, it is necessary to allocate short-term government bonds and improve the relevant system
2025-08-11 02:11:50
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