South Korea's financial regulatory authorities are accelerating the relaxation of policies in the digital asset sector. According to industry insiders, local financial authorities plan to eliminate the long-standing "1 exchange, 1 bank" cooperation restriction within the year. This move will break the existing monopoly pattern. Concurrently, several supporting reforms are being implemented: opening digital asset derivatives trading, allowing corporate institutions to participate directly in market trading, and more. The core goal of these policy adjustments is clear—by introducing more participants and releasing trading demand, to reverse the liquidity depletion caused by insufficient market competition and prevent trading volume from continuing to decline. The entire reform plan indicates that Korea's financial sector is shifting towards a more open and pragmatic attitude towards the digital asset market.