🟢 2026, Summary of Crypto-Related Content in the Financial Supervisory Service's Work Plan
1️⃣ Preparation for the Basic Digital Asset Act
- The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has reorganized to establish the "Preparatory Team for the Introduction of the Basic Digital Asset Act" and begin preparations for the Phase 2 Virtual Asset Act.
- Establish a disclosure system for virtual asset issuance and transaction support forms, procedures, and methods.
- Develop a licensing review manual and forms for digital asset operators and stablecoin issuers.
2️⃣ Exchange-Related Regulations
- Virtual asset exchanges should be encouraged to "separately manage" and "segment" transaction fees.
- For example, instead of advertising the "lowest fees in the industry," they should transparently disclose the fee structure (maker, taker, etc.).
3️⃣ Full-scale Countermeasures to Unfair Trading
- Conduct "planned investigations" for high-risk violations of market order, such as price manipulation by large whales.
- Examples of high-risk violations: cage trading, racehorses, market price API orders, and false information on social media. Distribution, etc. (clearly included in the document)
4️⃣ Strengthening surveillance technology
- Develop second-by-second and minute-by-minute analysis and AI-based text analysis capabilities for rapidly rising coins
- Understand the information base spreading through social media and communities
5️⃣ Discussion on virtual asset spot ETFs
- Establishing a framework for the introduction of virtual asset spot ETFs and discussing appropriate regulations and supervision measures
6️⃣ STOs and tokenized assets
- STOs are permitted, but managed under the Securities Act, with the prerequisite of ensuring transaction stability and establishing supervisory measures to protect investors.
- Tokenized assets without securities properties, such as gift certificates, points, vouchers, and credits, are not recognized as STOs and are classified as virtual assets, subject to strong consumer protection and unfair trading surveillance.
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