South Korea's government has been actively discussing blockchain and network policy frameworks with US counterparts. The two nations exchanged views on proposed digital asset regulations and network governance standards, signaling closer cooperation on crypto oversight.



This diplomatic engagement comes as both countries navigate the complexities of regulating decentralized finance and crypto networks. Seoul's move reflects the broader trend among major economies to establish coordinated regulatory approaches rather than operating in silos.

The bilateral talks suggest that regulatory clarity may be on the horizon for the crypto market in these regions. As adoption accelerates globally, alignment between major economies on network bills and compliance standards could reshape how projects operate across borders.

Stay tuned for further developments as these policy discussions evolve.
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AllInAlicevip
· 4h ago
Starting a new collaboration again... Will it really come to fruition this time?
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APY追逐者vip
· 12h ago
Now it's good, it's time to start strict control again...
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gas_fee_therapyvip
· 12h ago
Here they come again, South Korea and the US are teaming up to set rules for the crypto world. It feels like a big change is coming.
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YieldFarmRefugeevip
· 12h ago
South Korea and the US are jointly cracking down on regulation, now project teams can't show off anymore.
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