Stablecoin Regulations in Asia: A Divergent Approach
Asia is embracing the stablecoin market, but with a lack of coordination among regulators. From Singapore to Seoul, each country is developing its own set of rules for overseeing US dollar-backed and fiat-pegged digital assets.
Unlike Western regulators, who have been focused on central bank digital currencies and post-FTX damage control, Asian supervisors are taking a pragmatic and experimental approach to stablecoins.
- Singapore and Seoul are writing their own playbooks for stablecoin regulation.
- Regulators in Asia are leaning into the stablecoin race with intent and experimentation.
Asia is both forward-looking and deeply fragmented in its approach to stablecoin regulation.
A report highlights the need to tackle scams at their source, and a single list will simplify screening.
Author's summary: Asia's stablecoin regulations are diverging.
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