South Korea’s central bank chief, Rhee Chang-yong, reportedly stated he doesn’t oppose a won-pegged stablecoin. However, he expressed concern about potential foreign exchange management issues, fearing it could boost demand for dollar stablecoins. This comes as South Korea’s new president pushes for crypto regulation and the nation’s foreign exchange reserves are decreasing.
South Korea’s Central Bank Open to Won Stablecoin
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