ChainCatcher News, the South Korean Financial Commission announced that the decision on whether to allow companies to open cryptocurrency accounts will be postponed until 2025, with a decision expected to be made after the virtual asset committee meeting scheduled for January. Previously, the Financial Commission planned to gradually allow non-profit entities such as government departments, public institutions, and universities to open real-name accounts, but the final plan has not yet been determined.

The prohibition of corporate investment in crypto assets was decided by the Cabinet through an emergency administrative directive in December 2017. Industry insiders are calling for the early allowance of corporate and institutional investors to enter the market to promote market stability and healthy development, and point out that delaying the decision could affect South Korea's competitiveness in the global cryptocurrency market.