#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy

Here is a social media post (~150 words) on the topic #SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy:

Starting from July 2025, South Korea will introduce strict cryptocurrency regulations aimed at strengthening investor protection and market transparency. According to the new rules, all crypto exchanges are required to:

Conduct extensive KYC/AML checks and monitor suspicious transactions.

Trading tokens will be limited to the top 20 by market capitalization, with meme coins and 'zombie' projects banned.

Non-profit organizations will be able to sell crypto donations provided they undergo a 5-year audit, have an internal committee, and convert funds immediately to KRW.

The third quarter of 2025 is expected to see the opening of the market for institutional players — pension funds, companies, NGOs, and universities.

Additionally, elected President Lee Jae-myung advocates for the legalization of spot crypto ETFs, the issuance of a stablecoin pegged to the won, and the simplification of banking requirements for exchanges.

👉 This could create a reliable infrastructure, attract institutional investors, and strengthen South Korea's leadership in Asia. What do you think, will this contribute to the responsible growth of the crypto market?