Mars Finance News, according to Yonhap News Agency, the draft of the "Basic Law on Digital Assets" (Virtual Assets Phase Two Bill) being drafted by the Korean Financial Commission has been partially disclosed. The draft is expected to include multiple investor protection measures, such as requiring stablecoin issuers to invest reserves in deposits, government bonds, and other assets, and to deposit over 100% of the issuance balance with banks or other management institutions to achieve bankruptcy risk isolation. The bill may also stipulate that in the event of hacking attacks or system failures, digital asset operators must bear no-fault damages liability, and their disclosure obligations, terms, and advertising regulations will align with financial industry standards. Additionally, the bill may permit the domestic sale of digital assets under full information disclosure, aiming to improve the current situation where domestic ICOs are banned, and projects bypass overseas issuance and then flow back into the country. However, the submission of the bill may be delayed until next year due to key disputes. The core disagreements include: Korea's banks advocate only