South Korea's parliament just dropped an ultimatum on financial regulators: deliver a stablecoin regulation draft by December 10th, or lawmakers will take matters into their own hands. The clock's ticking as legislators push for clearer crypto oversight, signaling they're done waiting around for regulatory foot-dragging on digital asset frameworks.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 2h ago

This move by South Korea is basically forcing the issue. If the regulators keep delaying, they'll have to draft the bill themselves. Now things are getting interesting.

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TokenSleuth

· 23h ago

Finally, there are lawmakers brave enough to put pressure on the regulatory authorities. However, these deadlines usually end up being empty threats. I'll bet 5 bucks that nothing will come out by December 10...

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MEVSupportGroup

· 23h ago

Haha, alright, South Korea is really anxious about this. They've stated that if there is still no movement by December 10th, they will take action themselves? This is the PI.

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