Cointime update: Dunamu Vice Chairman Kim Hyoung-nyon said at the DICON digital asset policy conference in Seoul on Nov. 10 that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares can only be traded in tokenized form on overseas exchanges, calling the situation “deeply regrettable.” Kim, a Dunamu co-founder, said the company will do its utmost to become a global player representing Korea if regulation is properly designed. Ruling Democratic Party lawmaker Min Byung-deok said the delay in crypto taxation underscores the need for the Digital Asset Basic Act, which must pass by Jan. 18, 2027.
Dunamu Vice Chairman Laments Korean Stocks Tokenized Only Overseas
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