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South Korea lifts 9-Year Ban, allows Companies to Invest Up to 5% of Equity in Crypto Assets The Financial Services Commission (FSC) will now allow public companies and professional investors to allocate up to 5% of their equity capital to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation traded on South Korea’s five major exchanges. Approximately 3,500 entities, including listed companies and registered professional investment institutions, will gain market access, potentially unlocking tens of trillions of won in capital. The upcoming Digital Asset Basic Act — the nation's second comprehensive regulatory framework — is set to formalise rules for ongoing initiatives, including won-pegged stablecoins and the country's first spot crypto ETFs. The final version of the legislation is anticipated in Q1 of 2026. 🔗theblock.co/post/385040/south-korea-limit-corporate-crypto-investment Follow us to be on top of crypto: TG | Chat | X