South Korea's Financial Monitor Denies 3% Disclosure Rule for Digital Assets

DeFi_Dad_Jokes · 2026-01-31T07:04:54+00:00

South Korea's financial regulators clarified there are no current limits on corporate investments in cryptocurrencies, countering rumors of a 3% cap. The Financial Services Commission is engaging in ongoing consultations to create a balanced regulatory framework for digital assets.

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2026-01-31 07:04:54

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South Korean regulators have stepped forward to clarify the confusion surrounding alleged rules that would limit corporate exposure to cryptocurrencies. Recently, there have been speculations that a 3% cap on investments in digital assets might be imposed, but the Financial Services Commission (FSC) has categorically denied these claims.

Official Clarification from FSC Regarding Investment Standards

According to the official statement, FSC clarified that no final decisions have been made regarding the maximum investment cap or transparency requirements for corporate portfolios. The statement comes amid expectations from many organizations in South Korea of possible stricter restrictions from financial supervisory authorities.

Ongoing Consultations for Virtual Asset Regulation

The dialogue between the private sector and public authorities continues within a dedicated initiative that brings together investment professionals and regulatory experts. This collaborative platform aims to develop an appropriate framework for integrating digital assets into corporate strategies without imposing excessive restrictions that could hinder innovation. FSC appears determined to find a balance between investor protection and encouraging a healthy market for virtual assets in South Korea.

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