A South Korean government official said authorities are considering three possible timelines to pass a comprehensive digital asset law, ranging from the end of this year to 2028.
According to NS3.AI, Kwon Dae-young said the government’s earliest scenario would see the bill enacted by the end of this year.
Under a standard scenario, the government would aim to pass the legislation between June-August of next year. A delayed scenario would push passage back until 2028.
South Korea Weighs Three Timelines for Comprehensive Digital Asset Law, Official Says
2026-07-03 01:36:10
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