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South Korea
2026-10-22 09:23:17

South Korea crypto bill nears completion with digital asset framework and exchange licensing

A crypto bill in South Korea is nearing completion, according to Techub News, citing The Block. The proposed legislation is designed to establish a digital asset framework in the country. Measures referenced in the report include an exchange licensing regime and rules for stablecoin issuance. At the same time, debate over crypto taxation is intensifying as the bill moves forward. The update points to two parallel tracks in South Korea’s policy discussion: building a formal regulatory structure for digital assets and continuing arguments over how crypto-related taxes should be handled. No additional timeline or bill text details were disclosed in the brief.

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South Korea crypto bill nears completion with digital asset framework and exchange licensing
Policy Regula
2026-09-14 04:05:58

Republican senators say Trump agreed to ethics provisions in crypto bill

Republican senators Cynthia Lummis, Tim Scott and John Boozman said President Donald Trump has agreed to strict ethics provisions in a cryptocurrency bill, according to ABC News. The measures include letting state attorneys general take part in enforcement and requiring officials to divest their crypto holdings. The bill is scheduled for a key vote on Tuesday. The provisions originally barred federally elected officials and their spouses from holding digital assets. The language was later revised after senators including Thom Tillis pushed to add enforcement authority for state attorneys general to address conflict-of-interest concerns. The White House had raised concerns that such authority could be used as a political weapon, but Trump ultimately agreed to about 80% of the proposal. A revised version of the bill was released on Sunday.

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Poland
2026-08-28 21:39:18

Polish PM Tusk seeks new vote on crypto assets bill after repeated vetoes

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he will ask the speaker of the lower house of parliament to organize a new vote on the crypto assets market bill. The legislation was vetoed for a third time by President Karol Nawrocki on June 11. Tusk said the Zondacrypto bankruptcy case has become one of the larger corruption scandals in Poland’s crypto sector, with affected clients facing losses of as much as $94 million. He also accused the governing party involved of taking cash and other benefits. The repeated presidential vetoes have left Poland unable to implement rules tied to the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, or MiCA, and domestic cryptocurrency exchanges are still unable to complete registration. Former Zondacrypto head Przemysław Kral had previously criticized the bill, saying it would hurt the country’s crypto industry. Bitcoin.com News was cited as the source in the report.

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Polish PM Tusk seeks new vote on crypto assets bill after repeated vetoes