## Non-Profits Can Now Sell Virtual Assets: What You Need to Know Starting next month, non-profit corporations in South Korea will be permitted to sell virtual assets under new guidelines finalized by the Financial Services Commission. This marks a significant shift, allowing these organizations to leverage digital assets for fundraising and operational needs, while addressing associated risks. Key requirements include that sales can only be made to "external audit corporations with more than 5 years of business experience," ensuring a degree of financial oversight and accountability. Furthermore, non-profits must establish a "Donation Review Committee" to carefully assess the suitability of donations and their conversion plans. ## Preventing Price Manipulation: New Measures for Exchanges The regulations also address the "listing beam" phenomenon, where newly listed virtual assets experience extreme price volatility. To combat this, exchanges are now obligated to secure a minimum circulating supply before trading begins and implement safeguards like restricting market price orders for a period after listing. These measures aim to create a more stable and predictable trading environment for virtual assets. ```
