South Korea Tokenizes National Assets | Bitcoin and Crypto News
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South Korea is revolutionizing asset management by ditching its 1950s legal framework and embracing digital assets, crypto, and intellectual property as national treasures under a new National Asset Basic Act. With one of the world’s most active crypto markets, the country is piloting blockchain-based government bonds and tokenized real estate to boost participation and profits. They’re also working to integrate their CBDC with other blockchains, aiming for a “blockchain economy,” and plan to fully roll out tokenized deposits for government spending by late 2026. By February 2027, blockchain ledgers for securities will be officially recognized, marking a major regulatory leap into the digital age.
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