South Korea Mandates 51% Bank Consortiums for Stablecoin Issuance: A New Regulatory Era
Effective Dec 3, 2025, South Korea restricts stablecoin issuance to 51% bank consortiums, aiming for financial stability and consumer protection. What does this mean for crypto?
Hong Kong Sets HK$25 Million Capital Minimum for Fiat-Backed Stablecoin Issuers, Bolstering Regulatory Framework
Hong Kong mandates a HK$25M minimum capital for stablecoin issuers, enhancing investor protection and strengthening its position as a global crypto hub.
South Korea’s Won Stablecoin Plans Face Economist Scrutiny: A Call for Caution Amid Innovation
South Korean economists urge caution on Won stablecoin legalization, warning of financial stability risks and regulatory challenges. A crucial debate for Asia’s crypto future.
Japan’s FSA Proposes Stricter Crypto Custody Rules, Aiming for Enhanced Investor Protection
Japan’s FSA is poised to introduce stringent new registration rules for crypto custodians and service providers, aiming to bolster investor protection and combat illicit finance.