• Permitted investments are restricted only to the 20 cryptocurrencies with the biggest market capitalisation. 
• These cryptocurrencies can be accessible for trading on South Korea’s five principal regulated crypto exchanges. 

South Korea has taken a big step by rebuilding corporations into its crypto market after scrapping a nine-year ban. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) has set up new protocols permitting listed bodies and professional companies to resume trading, successfully ending the 2017 ban. 

This initiative is a part of the 2026 Economic Growth Strategy of the government, aiming to change the nation into a premier digital hub by rolling out stablecoin laws and clearing the way for spot crypto…