According to Foresight News, the South Korean Financial Services Commission has announced plans to issue investment guidelines for listed companies and professional investors in the third quarter of 2025. Additionally, guidelines for non-profit organizations and cryptocurrency exchanges were introduced earlier in April.
Last month, the regulatory body disclosed its intention to permit charities and universities to sell their cryptocurrency assets in the second quarter. The forthcoming detailed guidelines signify a shift in South Korea's stance on cryptocurrency, moving away from strict opposition to the integration of crypto assets into the traditional financial market.
In parallel, the Financial Services Commission is developing the second set of rules for a two-part cryptocurrency regulatory framework. The first set of rules was implemented last year. The second part of the cryptocurrency law will focus on stablecoins and the regulation of cryptocurrency business owners.
