#韩国加密政策

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Starting from June 2025, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSC) of South Korea will introduce new regulations to strictly strengthen KYC/AML mechanisms, allowing non-profit organizations and exchanges to settle crypto assets, but transactions must go through KRW real-name accounts and daily settlement volumes will be limited, restricted to the top 20 mainstream cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.

In addition, stricter standards will be introduced for exchange listings, prohibiting low liquidity 'zombie coins' and pure meme coins, only allowing tokens with utility and sufficient liquidity to enter the market.

Furthermore, it is expected that the second phase of the legislation will be launched in the second half of the year, including the opening of spot ETFs for institutional investors, promoting KRW stablecoins, and further improving the digital asset regulatory system to enhance market transparency and stability.

Summary:

South Korea is moving from 'restriction to openness' by strengthening compliance and listing standards to attract compliant capital, while targeting KRW stablecoins and spot ETFs to drive the local crypto ecosystem into the mainstream market.