Techub News, citing CoinDesk, reports that South Korea’s opposition Democratic Party has officially tabled a draft of the 《Digital Asset Basic Law》. The bill is intended to establish a comprehensive legal framework for the issuance, trading, custody, and regulation of digital assets. The proposed law specifically categorizes stablecoins linked to fiat currency or RWA as “value-linked digital assets,” requiring issuers to obtain authorized licenses and to strictly meet standards such as capital thresholds, transparent reserve plans, and reliable redemption obligations, among others. Its regulatory intensity is set to match that of traditional banks.