Dunamu Proposes Protecting Virtual Asset Inheritance at South Korea's Legislative Expo
Original headlineDunamu 在韩国会立法博览会提议保护虚拟资产继承
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Dunamu, operator of South Korean crypto exchange Upbit, presented policy proposals at the 2026 National Assembly Legislative Expo in Seoul on November 5-6, urging legal reforms to protect inherited virtual assets. The company's core ask is a fast-track mechanism to secure deceased users' crypto holdings and make them easy for heirs to locate, arguing that digital assets remain in a regulatory blind spot during inheritance. The two-day exhibition at the National Assembly in Yeouido was held under the slogan "the value of digital assets, safely passed to the next generation." The push matters because Korea's crypto inheritance rules are still undefined, leaving heirs exposed to lost or frozen holdings. Watch for whether lawmakers adopt Dunamu's proposal as the basis for formal legislation.
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