South Korea’s next major step toward comprehensive crypto regulation has been pushed into 2026, as regulators remain divided over how tightly stablecoin issuance should be controlled. Key Takeaways: South Korea’s comprehensive crypto law has been delayed to 2026 due to a dispute over who should be allowed to issue stablecoins. Regulators are proposing strict stablecoin rules, including 100% reserves held in banks. The draft law would raise compliance standards across crypto. While authorities bro ...