Hàn Quốc thúc đẩy con đường mới cho tài sản kỹ thuật số: Từ quản lý đến ứng dụng tổ chức

【Coin Circle】South Korea’s recently announced digital asset strategy adjustment has garnered attention. This shift is quite interesting — South Korea is transitioning from pure regulatory thinking to institutional application orientation.

The core components of the plan include several key milestones: the regulatory framework for stablecoins must be completed before Q1 2026, and spot cryptocurrency ETFs are to be launched this year. This indicates they are accelerating their deployment.

Even more ambitious is South Korea’s plan to apply blockchain technology to government payment systems. It sounds somewhat ahead of its time, but their goal is very concrete — by 2030, 25% of national treasury funds will be completed through digital currency payments. What does this mean? It means digital assets are no longer just trading tools, but are gradually integrating into actual financial infrastructure.

This strategic shift has reference value for the market. Once major economies adopt digital assets at the government level, subsequent institutional entry and policy coordination may follow suit. South Korea’s moves, in a sense, also reflect the new global trend in digital asset development.