Internet reports that South Korea is gradually approaching the Bitcoin ETF decision. The Korea Financial Supervisory Authority has reviewed the legislative trends of the Financial Services Agency of Japan on digital assets and shared them with relevant domestic institutions. Japan has previously been cautious about digital assets, but is now considering positioning cryptocurrencies as a financial product and may lift the ban on crypto-ETFs. Kim So-young, vice chairman of South Korea's Financial Services Commission, said it would "carefully review" the spot Bitcoin ETF. It is worth noting that more than 30% of South Korea's citizens invest in crypto assets, and despite political turmoil, the government is still advancing crypto regulation, including allowing charities and universities to sell crypto donations starting in the second half of 2025.