South Korea's ruling party to discuss digital asset act with Solana

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party will meet with representatives from Solana to discuss U.S. legislative trends and explore directions for the country's digital asset laws, Edaily reported. Lawmakers Ahn Do-geol and Lee Kang-il are set to host a seminar at 5:00 a.m. UTC today on the topic of 'Global Digital Asset Regulatory Trends and South Korea's Legislative Path.' Miller Whitehouse-Levine, CEO of the Solana Policy Institute, is scheduled to present on major U.S. digital asset legislative trends and governance changes. The event is notable as it marks the ruling party's first step toward discussing the second phase of the Digital Asset Basic Act, which covers won-denominated stablecoins, following the local elections in June.