The Ministry of SMEs and Startups (MSS) has announced a pivotal change: virtual asset trading and brokerage businesses can now be recognized as venture businesses. This move aims to rectify previous restrictions that unfairly grouped these innovative companies with entertainment and gambling-related sectors, sparking discontent within the industry. This reclassification grants eligible virtual asset companies access to various government support programs, fostering innovation and growth. The previous exclusion, implemented in 2018, hindered the development of the blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem. It also draws parallel to the Dunamu incident in 2018 where police raided the company for fraud. By embracing these businesses as ventures, the MSS acknowledges the evolving policy landscape and the increasing importance of blockchain technology. This decision paves the way for a more supportive environment, encouraging investment and further legitimizing the virtual asset industry. This also aims to prevent a repeat of events that involved Dunamu in the past. ```