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The Upbit parent says it can launch once South Korean rules allow. One lawmaker urged passage of the proposed Digital Asset Basic Act by Jan. 18, 2027, while another cautioned against rushing it.
Dunamu, the parent of crypto exchange Upbit, says it has completed technical preparations for tokenized stock trading and can launch a service once South Korean regulations allow.
Dunamu Vice Chairman 金炯年 made the announcement at a digital asset policy conference in Seoul. He said tokenized versions of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares are currently available only overseas.
The conference also addressed the proposed Digital Asset Basic Act. Democratic Party lawmaker 闵炳德 urged passage during the current regular session, with Jan. 18, 2027, as the latest deadline. People Power Party lawmaker 朴秀民 cautioned against rushing the legislation and called for broad permission for institutions and corporations to invest in crypto assets.
Riza Dagoc
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