South Korea's Ruling Party Vows to Approve Spot Crypto ETFs, Scrap Key Banking Rule
- South Korea's People Power Party recently announced seven major law changes improving virtual assets.
- The party proposes these changes to accelerate the country's crypto industry development.
- Key proposals include permitting spot crypto ETFs and abolishing the 'one exchange, one bank' banking rule.
- Around 3,500 corporations and investment firms may participate in crypto trading.
- The ability to implement these changes depends on the June 3 snap election result.
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