Stablecoin issuer Tether recently posted several job openings in South Korea, including a public relations manager, a blockchain investigator, and a government relations specialist. Previously, Tether entered the South Korean market by hiring a market representative, but after that person left, the company plans to expand its South Korean team. Industry sources also revealed that Circle has been expanding its business in South Korea since its CEO visited the country last August. Reports indicate that South Korea's upcoming Digital Asset Basic Law may require overseas stablecoin issuers to establish branches in South Korea to distribute their tokens in the local market. These recent moves by related companies are seen as proactive preparations for potential regulatory requirements. (News1)