Bank of Korea Governor: Discussions are underway to regulate stablecoins issued overseas, with reference to EU regulations According to a report by Golden Finance, the Governor of the Bank of Korea, Lee Chang yong, stated on the 19th that "the South Korean Ministry of Planning and Finance and the Bank of Korea will definitely discuss how to regulate stablecoins issued overseas During a meeting of the Congressional Planning and Finance Committee on the same day, Democratic Congressman Kim Tae nien pointed out that "the United States, Japan, and the European Union have respectively passed regulations such as the GENIUS Act, the Funds Settlement Act, and the MiCA, which fundamentally prohibit the sale and trading of stablecoins issued overseas within their borders. Shouldn't we regulate to prevent infringement of monetary sovereignty? ”Li Changyong made the above response to this. He added, "We are studying whether it is possible to implement the same regulatory measures as the EU's MiCA Act