South Korea bans overseas Bitcoin ETF trading through domestic brokers
South Korean financial regulators have stated that domestic securities firms providing brokerage services for Bitcoin spot ETFs listed overseas may violate the Capital Markets Act. The Korean Financial Services Commission stated in a statement that Korea will study Bitcoin spot ETF trading matters, and regulatory agencies are preparing rules for encrypted assets.
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