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Korea's Financial Services Commission issued a legal interpretation in late last month stating that issuing and selling security tokens offshore based on won-denominated money market funds run by domestic asset managers is difficult to treat as a violation of the Electronic Securities Act. That opens a compliant path for Korean brokerages and asset managers to tokenize KRW cash-management products abroad before domestic security token legislation takes effect next year, a direct channel for tokenized-collateral and stablecoin-adjacent settlement demand that has so far bypassed Korean issuers. Watch whether major securities firms announce concrete offshore issuance partners and which jurisdiction they choose, since that will determine whether this stays a pilot or becomes a scaled RWA distribution route for ETH and other tokenization venues.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around KOSPI.
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