TechFlow News, November 25 — According to Cryptonews, Kim Byung-woo, Chairman of South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC), said in a television interview that the country currently has no plans to establish a national Bitcoin reserve. Kim noted that South Korea will observe how other countries respond to Trump’s cryptocurrency adoption plan before making any decisions. He emphasized that the FSC's current priority remains investor protection and expressed caution regarding the rapid growth of the crypto asset market. Although South Korea implemented the "Virtual Asset Protection Act" in July this year, regulators still need to carefully assess the actual economic impact of crypto assets.
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