#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy South Korea is one of the leaders in cryptocurrency trading volumes in Asia. The country actively regulates the industry, striving to ensure transparency and protect investors. In 2021, strict requirements were introduced for exchanges: licensing, reporting, and cooperation with banks. Tax control has also been tightened: profits from crypto assets are taxed, and users are required to report to tax authorities. Despite the regulation, interest in crypto is growing. Korean exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb remain among the largest in the world. South Korea demonstrates how to develop the market while maintaining a balance between innovation and control.