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South Korea lifts its 9-year ban on corporate crypto investments in 2026, allowing up to 5% of equity into top cryptocurrencies.
South Korea will lift its nine-year ban on corporate crypto investments in 2026, allowing listed companies and professional investors to allocate up to 5% of equity capital annually into the top 20 cryptocurrencies on five approved exchanges.
Final rules are expected by February, with trading set to begin by year’s end.
The move, part of the national 2026 economic growth plan, aims to boost domestic crypto adoption, attract offshore capital, and support blockchain innovation, though stablecoin eligibility remains under review.
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Corea del Sur levanta su prohibición de 9 años sobre las criptoinversiones corporativas en 2026, permitiendo hasta un 5% de capital en las principales criptomonedas.