South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has decided against creating a national Bitcoin reserve due to concerns about stability and investor safety. The FSC chairman, Kim Byung-hwan, stated that the country wants to observe how other countries handle cryptocurrencies before taking any action. Despite the significant growth of crypto trading in the country, the government believes that traditional markets like stocks have a greater positive impact on the economy than Bitcoin. The FSC is focused on protecting investors and plans to implement stricter regulations to prevent unfair trading practices. South Korea is not completely ruling out Bitcoin but is prioritizing safety and stability for now.



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