DAXA Publishes "2026 Policy Collection" ... In-Depth Analysis of Stablecoins and Real-World Asset Tokens
The Digital Asset eXchange Alliance (DAXA) announced on April 9, 2026, that it has published the "2026 Digital Asset Policy Collection," which analyzes major global digital finance trends such as stablecoins and real-world asset tokens (RWA), and provides strategies to enhance the global competitiveness of the domestic ecosystem.
This policy collection begins with an analysis of digital assets and stablecoins from a financial perspective, and focuses on topics such as managing capital outflow using KRW-based stablecoins, as well as establishing systems for the institutionalization and risk management of stablecoins.
In addition, it includes practical recommendations for harmonizing industry development and regulation. These cover the use of on-chain data monitoring for supervision and risk response, strategies to expand the user base and improve market liquidity, as well as an overview of global RWA trends and directions for domestic policy.
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Oh Sejin, Chairman of DAXA, stated, "We will continue to faithfully serve as a bridge for communication between the public and private sectors to build a trusted digital asset ecosystem. I hope that the discussions contained in this policy collection will serve as a balanced reference for policy design by the National Assembly, financial authorities, and academia."
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