South Korea's opposition Democratic Party announced its commitment to allow domestic issuance, listing and trading of ETFs, but the ruling People's Power Party, while agreeing to institutionalize virtual assets, warned that allowing ETF investment could hinder the development of domestic ETFs. There is a strong sense of concern in the capital market.

Although the Financial Services Commission, the competent authority, has not yet made a final decision on whether to allow it, it is expected that the relevant controversy will continue for some time even after the election. Regarding the domestic approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs, the position of the financial authorities is that "the direction has not been decided yet, but it is open and under consideration." (Yonhap News Agency) #BNB打怪升级之旅