TechFlow news, May 4 — According to Point Daily, South Korea's presidential election is approaching on June 3, and virtual asset investors, who account for 36% of the electorate, have become a key voting bloc sought after by candidates. Industry estimates suggest there are approximately 16 million virtual asset investors in South Korea, with the market size now comparable to that of the KOSPI. Candidates across parties are rolling out policies related to virtual assets: the ruling Democratic Party of Korea has pledged to advance the Digital Asset Basic Act, while the main opposition People Power Party has proposed seven measures including lifting institutional investment restrictions and allowing ETF trading. Industry insiders say that due to strong investor demand for regulatory relaxation, this group’s voting preferences will significantly influence the election outcome.
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