In the wake of the collapse of crypto exchange FTX, South Korean regulators have highlighted the need to establish a regulatory framework during the National Assembly session, CoinDesk Korea reported. South Korean government officials are currently working on a comprehensive regulatory framework known as the Digital Assets Basic Act, which is expected to be completed next year and will consist of 13 crypto legislative proposals currently submitted by the National Assembly. Kim So-young, vice-chairman of South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC), said that given the urgency to protect users, it is better to develop minimum necessary regulatory standards and supplement them, rather than wait for international standards. The FTX crisis demonstrated the need for regulatory mechanisms to prevent unfair transactions and ensure that virtual asset service providers fulfill their obligations to protect user assets, prohibiting service providers from issuing tokens.