According to Wu, the Korea Financial Commission announced that it will gradually allow corporations to participate in virtual asset trading and plans to phase in real-name verification for corporate accounts. According to the just-released 2025 financial policy plan, South Korea will promote further improvement of the relevant legal framework, including the issuance of the 'second phase bill' for virtual asset issuance and circulation, covering stablecoin management and exchange behavior rules. In addition, the Korea Financial Commission will amend the 'Specific Financial Information Act' to introduce a shareholder qualification review system for virtual asset operators, strengthen social credit requirements, optimize self-regulatory review standards related to Meme coins, and enhance the investigation capabilities for unfair trading through the introduction of advanced evidence collection technology.