What's brewing in Asian crypto regulation this week? Here's the Dec 1-7 roundup that's got everyone talking.
First up—the mainland just dropped a nationwide alert on virtual currencies and those RWA tokens everyone's been hyping. No surprises there, but the scope's worth noting. Meanwhile, Moscow's cooking up something different: word is they're looking to soften their stance on crypto rules. Interesting pivot.
Down in Seoul, regulators threw out a wild card—they want stablecoin issuers structured as 51% bank-owned consortiums. That's not a suggestion, that's a blueprint. And don't sleep on Pakistan either; they're quietly pushing forward with national digital asset frameworks while others are still debating.
Four countries, four directions. The regulatory chessboard just got messier.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 3h ago
The landscape is filled with numerous factions and chaos
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DefiOldTrickster
· 12-09 03:09
Observe the trend and foresee the outcome
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GasFeeCry
· 12-08 20:37
The more regulation there is, the more chaotic things become.
What's brewing in Asian crypto regulation this week? Here's the Dec 1-7 roundup that's got everyone talking.
First up—the mainland just dropped a nationwide alert on virtual currencies and those RWA tokens everyone's been hyping. No surprises there, but the scope's worth noting. Meanwhile, Moscow's cooking up something different: word is they're looking to soften their stance on crypto rules. Interesting pivot.
Down in Seoul, regulators threw out a wild card—they want stablecoin issuers structured as 51% bank-owned consortiums. That's not a suggestion, that's a blueprint. And don't sleep on Pakistan either; they're quietly pushing forward with national digital asset frameworks while others are still debating.
Four countries, four directions. The regulatory chessboard just got messier.