#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy The world is changing — and quickly! 🇰🇷

1️⃣ Institutional investors and NGOs will be allowed to trade and sell crypto donations. Starting from the second half of 2025, charities and universities will be able to open re-issue accounts on exchanges — a pilot for 3,500 corporations and investors will begin in the first half of the year.

2️⃣ Legal framework for the industry: The Financial Services Commission (FSC) is developing the "second phase" of laws — there will be rules for coin listing, stablecoin control, transparency, and equal treatment of crypto platforms to traditional financial organizations.

3️⃣ Control and AML: transaction recording, storage of cold reserves, introduction of a minimum turnover for token listing — all this is to protect against money laundering and manipulation.

4️⃣ The path for corporations to crypto: a gradual removal of barriers for commercial companies is planned — next in line are public enterprises and professional investors under strict requirements.

5️⃣ Support for ETFs: the ruling People Power Party wants to legalize spot ETFs and lift strict limits between banks and exchanges — all to accelerate institutional entry.

✅ Conclusion: South Korea is building a quality regulatory environment — transparent, safe, and flexible.