South Korea's National Power Party proposed the "Digital Asset Market Integration Bill," which includes provisions such as allowing crypto asset derivatives.

Kim Jae-seop, a representative of the People Power Party, proposed the "Digital Asset Market Integration Bill." This is the third industry legislation submitted to the National Assembly and the first proposed by South Korea's largest opposition party. The bill includes defining the concept of digital assets, implementing a business licensing and registration system, regulating governance structures and internal controls, protecting user assets, regulating unfair trading, stipulating the issuance and redemption obligations of stablecoins, providing special provisions for digital asset derivatives, and establishing a new professional brokerage business system.