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The Korea Financial Services Commission(FSC) officially announced the termination of the nearly 9-year-old corporate crypto ban. According to the newly released guidelines, listed companies and professional investment institutions are now permitted to participate in cryptocurrency trading.
The new policy allows eligible legal entities to allocate up to 5% of their annual net assets to cryptocurrencies in the top 20 by market capitalization on Korea's five major exchanges. This shift means institutional investors can legally engage in digital asset investments, but the scope is clearly limited — they cannot exceed the asset allocation cap and are restricted to leading cryptocurrencies.
This policy adjustment sends a positive signal: South Korea is gradually easing restrictions on digital assets, removing institutional barriers to entry. For corporate investors seeking diversified allocation channels, this undoubtedly opens up new possibilities.