The SEC hosted a delegation of South Korean officials and digital asset stakeholders on Tuesday to bridge the crypto regulatory gaps between Washington and Seoul.

The coalition, tied to one of Asia’s most active digital markets, explored topics such as stablecoin regulation, tokenized securities, and cross-border coordination with the SEC’s crypto task force, according to a memorandum and meeting outline released by the commission.

Choices made by U.S. regulators and lawmakers are likely to shape new rules in South Korea, as the nation moves to establish digital asset regulation, the meeting outline notes.

“Unnecessary divergence between major jurisdictions may create uncertainty,” the document…