According to the latest news, the South Korean government is actively promoting the development of the digital asset sector. On August 14, the Presidential Committee on National Planning announced that "building a digital asset ecosystem" has been listed as the 48th national policy agenda. This decision reflects the South Korean government's emphasis on the digital economy and echoes President Lee Jae-myung's previous commitment to establishing a digital asset center in South Korea.

The project is categorized under the "Financial Innovation for Growth" direction of the "Leading World Innovation Economy" strategy, with the Financial Committee responsible for its specific implementation. This initiative aims to comprehensively improve the digital asset ecosystem, including the institutionalization of virtual assets and related products, as well as advancing the legislative work on token securities.

Specific measures include phased legislation, allowing the launch of virtual asset spot ETFs, and issuing won stablecoins, among other innovative initiatives. The implementation of these policies is expected to bring new development opportunities to South Korea's digital asset market, while also potentially having a profound impact on the global digital currency landscape.

It is worth noting that President Lee Jae-myung emphasized that the currently announced plan is not the final version. The government will widely solicit opinions from all sectors to ensure the scientific and feasible nature of the policy. This open and cautious attitude indicates that the South Korean government values both innovation and risk management when promoting digital asset policies.

With the advancement of this policy, South Korea is expected to occupy a more important position in the global digital asset field, which will not only promote domestic financial innovation but may also provide valuable experience and reference for other countries.