#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy South Korea — like a strict teacher at a crypto ballet. Sometimes they ban it, sometimes they allow it, then they ban it again. And I stand with a notebook, trying to keep track of the politics and realizing: it's easier to learn Korean than to understand their regulations. But it's interesting to observe. There, crypto is almost like K-pop: massive, fanatical, and with its own stars. Only instead of idols — stablecoins, and instead of concerts — parliamentary hearings. Everything they decide immediately affects the market. So I read the headlines and think: “Maybe they know something?” In short, while they decide, I — observe. And write posts. Also a contribution to a decentralized future, right?