Japanese envoy touts bilateral ties, experts discuss blockchain at Global Business Forum

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Blockchain could let money move as easily as email, but Korea still has legal groundwork to lay before stablecoins and tokenized securities go mainstream, experts said Wednesday. The experts shared their views at a forum on the future of digital payments, hosted by Herald Media Group at the Ambassador Seoul Pullman hotel in central Seoul as part of its Global Business Forum. Japanese Ambassador to Korea Koichi Mizushima opened the evening by recognizing the warming ties between Seoul and Tokyo.

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~~Korea needs rules to match rise of digital money,~~ Japanese envoy touts bilateral ties, experts ~~say~~ discuss blockchain at Global Business Forum

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Source: https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10911481
Published: 22/10/2026 05:38 UTC
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