| 英文摘要 |
This study provides a comprehensive examination of the global evolution of virtual assets and their regulatory landscapes, with a particular emphasis on the strategies and challenges encountered by Taiwan and South Korea. As virtual assets emerge as a significant and increasingly widespread financial medium, they not only reshape traditional financial transaction structures but also give rise to various new regulatory and legal challenges. South Korea has proactively developed and implemented a robust regulatory framework governing virtual asset exchanges, traders, and other stakeholders, with a strong focus on consumer protection and the prevention of illicit financial activities. On the other hand, Taiwan is still exploring effective ways to manage the rapid growth and volatility of virtual assets. This paper delves into the strategies, progress, and challenges encountered by both countries in regulating virtual assets and aims to offer potential future directions and recommendations. |