#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy South Korea has adopted strict policies to regulate the cryptocurrency market and protect investors. Starting in 2024, it requires that exchange platforms separate user funds, maintain the majority in cold wallets, and have insurance against hacks. Only exchanges registered with financial authorities and equipped with identity verification measures can operate. Additionally, the country has begun to allow corporate accounts and donations in crypto under certain conditions. From 2025, a second phase of regulation is expected to cover stablecoins, token listing criteria, and more operational transparency. South Korea seeks a balance between innovation and security in the crypto ecosystem.