Report: South Korea plans new cryptocurrency law in second half of 2025
According to reports from local news agencies, South Korea has officially begun discussing the second part of its cryptocurrency regulation framework and plans to draft legislation starting in the second half of this year. The Financial Services Commission of South Korea outlined the main tasks that the forthcoming bill will involve at a meeting on Wednesday, as reported by South Korean news media outlet "Edaily". During the meeting, Vice Chairman Kim So-young mentioned that major global economies are accelerating the development of cryptocurrency regulations to achieve investor protection and eliminate regulatory uncertainties.
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