According to News1, the South Korean government stated in the published "2026 Economic Growth Strategy" that it plans to promote the landing of Bitcoin and other digital asset spot ETFs domestically this year, and the Financial Services Commission (FSC) will accelerate the legislative process for the second phase of digital assets. The relevant bill will establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins, including issuer licensing, 100% reserve asset requirements, and redemption rights, while simultaneously developing cross-border stablecoin trading regulations. The South Korean government pointed out that, given that markets like the US and Hong Kong are actively trading Bitcoin spot ETFs, South Korea will allow digital asset spot ETFs. Additionally, the government also plans to promote applications related to "Deposit Tokens," aiming to digitize about a quarter of the national treasury funds by 2030.