According to ChainCatcher, South Korea is planning to revise its 1950 State Property Act to bring virtual currencies and intellectual property into the scope of national assets. The report also says the country will launch a pilot for tokenized government bonds in 2027. The update points to two policy moves disclosed in the brief: a legal adjustment to how certain asset classes are categorized under state property rules, and a separate plan to test tokenized sovereign debt. No further details were provided in the source brief.
According to ChainCatcher, South Korea plans to revise its 1950 State Property Act to include virtual currencies and intellectual property within the scope of national assets.
The brief also says South Korea will launch a pilot for tokenized government bonds in 2027.
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