#以太坊大户持仓变化 The Korea Financial Supervisory Commission recently confirmed that a spot Bitcoin ETF is expected to be officially approved in 2026. Behind this move is actually part of their overall economic strategy—learning from the practices of the US and Hong Kong to build a more mature digital asset ecosystem.
Interestingly, they have particularly learned from the LUNA collapse, making significant efforts to control capital flows and risk isolation. From a regulatory perspective, this pragmatic attitude is quite rare, indicating that Korea is truly reflecting on past pitfalls.
Although Bitcoin remains around $90,500 after the policy announcement and the market did not immediately celebrate, the long-term logic is clear—once the ETF door opens, institutional funds in Asia will have a compliant entry channel. $ETH Korean retail investors have always been very enthusiastic about crypto assets; if officially launched, the incremental capital could be quite substantial. This will be another important signal released by the Asian market.
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airdrop_huntress
· 01-12 10:12
Korea finally learned their lesson this time. LUNA was such a huge pitfall, and now they are finally willing to do proper risk control.
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InscriptionGriller
· 01-11 08:08
Korea has truly learned its lesson after losing out on LUNA this time, and has indeed invested in risk isolation. But don't be too optimistic; by 2026, how many policy shifts can there be?
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-11 08:03
South Korea's move was quite good; they are finally starting to take risks seriously, and the LUNA pit was a painful lesson.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-11 07:54
South Korea's move this time is quite good, finally learning to be smart. If you ask me, that LUNA pit really taught everyone a lesson.
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alpha_leaker
· 01-11 07:48
Korea finally isn't reckless this time. It's quite rare to crawl out of the LUNA pit. They've thought through the risk control thoroughly.
#以太坊大户持仓变化 The Korea Financial Supervisory Commission recently confirmed that a spot Bitcoin ETF is expected to be officially approved in 2026. Behind this move is actually part of their overall economic strategy—learning from the practices of the US and Hong Kong to build a more mature digital asset ecosystem.
Interestingly, they have particularly learned from the LUNA collapse, making significant efforts to control capital flows and risk isolation. From a regulatory perspective, this pragmatic attitude is quite rare, indicating that Korea is truly reflecting on past pitfalls.
Although Bitcoin remains around $90,500 after the policy announcement and the market did not immediately celebrate, the long-term logic is clear—once the ETF door opens, institutional funds in Asia will have a compliant entry channel. $ETH Korean retail investors have always been very enthusiastic about crypto assets; if officially launched, the incremental capital could be quite substantial. This will be another important signal released by the Asian market.