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Crypto Exits South Korea: $110B Leaves Amid Regula...
CoinDesk•Friday, January 2, 2026 at 02:25 PM•1 min read

Crypto Exits South Korea: $110B Leaves Amid Regulatory Uncertainty

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Reports indicate that approximately $110 billion in cryptocurrency assets exited South Korea in 2025. This development is reportedly due to the country's strict trading regulations. According to reports, financial officials in South Korea have recognized the necessity for establishing new rules within the crypto space. However, disagreements pertaining to stablecoins have caused delays in implementing a more comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. The situation highlights the impact of regulatory uncertainty on cryptocurrency markets and investment flows.

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Reports indicate that approximately $110 billion in cryptocurrency assets exited South Korea in 2025. This development is reportedly due to the country's strict trading regulations. According to reports, financial officials in South Korea have recognized the necessity for establishing new rules within the crypto space. However, disagreements pertaining to stablecoins have caused delays in implementing a more comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. The situation highlights the impact of regulatory uncertainty on cryptocurrency markets and investment flows.

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