The Digital Asset Policy Forum announced on the 19th that it will hold a discussion on the topic of “The Next U.S. Government’s Digital Asset Policy Prospects and Domestic Response Measures” at the small conference room on the first basement floor of the National Assembly Library at 10:00 AM on the 20th. This discussion is co-hosted by the Digital Asset Policy Forum and the office of People Power Party Representative Kim Jae-seop.
This event was organized to analyze the impact of the next administration’s digital asset policy changes after the US presidential election on the global and domestic markets and to discuss domestic response measures. The discussion consisted of presentations and comprehensive discussions by experts in the digital asset field from the government, industry, academia, and research. The event began with opening remarks by Rep. Kim and Lim Jong-in, head of the Digital Asset Policy Forum, and congratulatory remarks by key guests.
The first presentation will be given by Team Leader Kim Dong-seop of the Bank of Korea on the topic of ‘Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Promotion Trends in Major Countries and Domestic Implications.’ Next, Senior Researcher Kim Gap-rae of the Capital Market Research Institute will give a presentation on ‘Changes in the Digital Asset System of the Next U.S. Government and Domestic Implications.’ The last presentation will be given by Attorney Jeong Yeong-gi of Kim & Chang Law Firm on ‘Digital Asset Risk Response Measures.’
Afterwards, a comprehensive discussion will be held with Representative Lim as the moderator. Financial Services Commission Virtual Asset Division Director Kim Seong-jin, Digital Asset Exchange Association (DAXA) Vice Chairman Kim Jae-jin, and Sogang University Professor Jeong Yu-shin will participate. The discussion will include an in-depth discussion on the future prospects for the next US government’s digital asset policy and domestic response measures.
Representative Lim said, “This discussion is an important opportunity to explore ways to develop the digital asset industry and strengthen global competitiveness in a changing environment,” adding, “In particular, it will be an opportunity to analyze the impact of the next U.S. administration’s digital asset policy changes on the domestic market and discuss response measures.”
