#韩国加密政策

🌏 Will South Korea be the next 'Crypto Paradise'? This time it's for real!

While the world is wavering, the two main candidates in the South Korean election have coincidentally aligned to support the legalization of crypto assets.

Yes, you read that right—no matter who wins, Bitcoin, ETH spot ETF, pension fund entry, and Korean won stablecoins are on the way.

Don't underestimate this political game; this could be the first country in Asia to truly incorporate crypto into 'national financial planning'.

🔥 What exactly is happening?

Against the backdrop of the upcoming South Korean election, both presidential candidates have expressed:

✅ Support for the legalization of Bitcoin/Ethereum spot ETFs

✅ Support for state pension allocation to digital assets

✅ Promotion of the development of the Korean won stablecoin and pilot on-chain circulation

✅ Easing approval standards for crypto exchanges to guide compliant innovation

In other words, crypto is no longer a gray area, but a government project.

Behind all of this is South Korea's long-standing high user penetration in the crypto market and a strong appeal to young voters. Data shows that about 20% of South Korea's population owns or has traded crypto assets, mostly among young adults aged 20-40.

🧠 Thoughts from Sister Mao:

"There are two certainties in the market: the unpredictability of price fluctuations and the clear signals from regulatory policies."

South Korea's recent actions are the second type of certainty.

Once we watched how a single statement from the U.S. SEC influenced the entire market; now it might be Asia's turn to speak up.

And the real benefit behind this may not be just the keywords 'ETF' or 'pension fund', but rather:

Clarity of compliance pathways: the gray area has turned into a manual;

Consistency in policy direction: both major candidates no longer view crypto as an 'enemy';

Local retention of user assets: Korean won stablecoin + local ETF, money will no longer flee;