According to Digital Asset, South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance announced in its main business report held on the 15th that it will promote modernization of treasury management by building a blockchain-based operational innovation model. To prevent illegal receipt, South Korea plans to introduce globally for the first time a system that will execute treasury funds in the form of deposit tokens. At the same time, to reduce transaction costs, it will advance a government bond tokenization pilot project within 2027. In addition, the Ministry of Economy and Finance will reshape the real-estate-centered system for managing state-owned assets, establish a national asset management framework covering intellectual property (IP) and virtual assets (digital assets), and strengthen the functions of development and coordination by drafting the “National Asset Basic Act.”

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StonesUnderTheAurora
· 4h ago
From real estate to digital assets, South Korea has played this game board far enough—the East Asia financial experimental field has been proven for real
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GoldenFingerprint
· 11h ago
The “Basic Law on National Assets” sounds grand, but the execution details are what matter—looking forward to it being implemented.
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SandwichAlertAgent
· 13h ago
In 2027, will tokenization pilot programs for government bonds with lower trading costs be friendly to retail investors?
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OrdersPlacedBeforeTheStorm
· 13h ago
Both IP and virtual assets are included in national asset management, and the legislative framework needs to keep up.
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MarginMom
· 13h ago
Catching the pain point of preventing illegal receipt is right on target—blockchain traceability really is useful.
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