The South Korean government's regulatory framework has made a substantial breakthrough. According to the latest policy regulations, approximately 3,500 eligible companies nationwide have gained new permission to participate in the crypto market — they can annually allocate 5% of their corporate equity to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap.

The market impact of this initiative should not be underestimated. Industry estimates suggest that if the relevant policies are fully implemented, they will release trillions of Korean won into the crypto ecosystem, equivalent to several billion US dollars. Compared to traditional financial asset allocation, this means institutional-level capital is gradually entering the digital asset space.

South Korea's policy adjustments also reflect a global shift in attitudes toward cryptocurrencies — from early cautious regulation to orderly openness. The influx of corporate capital could not only enhance market liquidity but also strengthen the recognition of crypto assets as a tool for asset allocation.