One third of the voters are virtual asset investors in South Korea, and presidential candidates are competing to introduce encryption policies.

WuSaidBlockchainW · 2025-05-04T02:22:25+00:00

According to Point Daily, the number of virtual asset investors in South Korea is estimated to reach 16 million, accounting for about 36% of the national electorate. As the presidential election on June 3 approaches, candidates from various parties are rolling out virtual asset-related policies to attract votes. Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung advocates for advancing virtual asset legislation, supported by token securities experts; People Power Party candidate Kim Moon-soo proposed allowing the National Pension to invest in encryption assets, lifting ETF trading and regulatory restrictions; third-party candidate Lee Jun-sik emphasized easing Blockchain regulations and promoting industrial development.

WuSaidBlockchainW

2025-05-04 02:22:25

According to Point Daily, there are an estimated 16 million virtual asset investors in South Korea, accounting for about 36% of the nation’s electorate. As the June 3 presidential election approaches, candidates from all parties have introduced virtual asset-related policies to attract votes. Lee Jae-myung, the candidate of the Democratic Party of Korea, advocated advancing virtual asset legislation, with the help of token securities experts; Kim Moon-so, the candidate of the National Power Party, proposed allowing the National Pension Fund to invest in crypto assets, liberalizing ETF trading and regulatory restrictions; Third-party candidate Lee Jun-seok emphasized the relaxation of blockchain regulation and the promotion of industrial development.

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