Dunamu CEO Presses South Korea on Won-Backed Stablecoin Rules
· Finance · South Korea
Dunamu CEO Oh Kyoung-suk said the company is preparing technology and distribution support for stablecoins once a legal and regulatory framework is in place, and urged South Korea to move quickly. The comments signal readiness among major crypto players for won-backed tokens.
Why it matters：Stablecoin regulation is becoming a competitive issue for financial hubs, and South Korea's pace could shape how crypto and payments firms position in Asia.
Key points
- Dunamu is preparing technology and distribution support for stablecoins.
- CEO Oh Kyoung-suk called for a swift legal and regulatory framework.
Sources (original reporting)
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