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by: xpoolPosted on: April 20, 2025

South Korea Opens Doors to Institutional Crypto Trading, Signals Bullish Trend

South Korea has finally lifted its long-standing ban on institutional cryptocurrency trading, opening the door for a surge in investment from major players and shaping the future of the crypto market. This move comes as part of South Korea’s broader efforts to regulate the nascent cryptocurrency industry and provide clear rules for these investors.

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