#韩国加密政策 South Korea, this prosperous cryptocurrency market, has chosen a president, Lee Jae-myung, who will promote the stability of the Korean won and cryptocurrency ETFs.

As a core member of the Democratic Party, Lee Jae-myung narrowly lost to Yoon Suk-yeol in the 2022 presidential election. At that time, he made cryptocurrency policy a key part of his platform, trying to attract the support of young people and retail investors. However, after two consecutive election defeats, he was once labeled as the 'eternal candidate.'

Until that day. In December 2024, the political landscape in South Korea changed dramatically. The then-president Yoon Suk-yeol was quickly impeached under pressure from public opinion and the National Assembly after attempting to impose martial law, which triggered a constitutional crisis. This crisis not only left the presidential seat vacant two years earlier than expected, but also broke the existing balance of power, unexpectedly creating an opportunity for Lee Jae-myung, this resilient political figure, to rise.

But as the power structure collapsed and the National Assembly fell into turmoil, Lee Jae-myung quickly seized the opportunity. He summoned lawmakers into the National Assembly hall, initiated a live broadcast, and entered the National Assembly with the support of the public.

From that day on, Lee Jae-myung became the preferred presidential candidate in the hearts of South Koreans. 'I must make as many citizens as possible aware of this situation as soon as possible,' he urged the public to witness the process of the National Assembly overturning the martial law in the live broadcast.

Ultimately, in the presidential by-election announced last night, Lee Jae-myung won with 49.2% of the vote, leading his opponent Kim Moon-soo (36.8%), successfully elected as the 21st president of South Korea. For his supporters, this was a victory of 'winning at all costs,' a battle for recognition after three attempts at candidacy.