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[INTERVIEW] Korea's slow embrace of spot Bitcoin ETF hurts market, tech leadership: Bybit official

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  Korea remains slow to embrace spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) compared to more financially advanced crypto markets, which undercuts the otherwise exceptional growth potential and overall market vibrancy,

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The article discusses the slow adoption of spot Bitcoin ETFs in South Korea, as highlighted by a Bybit official. Despite the global trend towards embracing Bitcoin ETFs, South Korea's regulatory environment remains cautious, which is impacting the country's potential leadership in blockchain and cryptocurrency technology. The Bybit official points out that while South Korea has been at the forefront of tech innovation, its hesitance to fully integrate Bitcoin ETFs could hinder its market competitiveness. This reluctance stems from concerns over investor protection, market volatility, and the need for clearer regulatory frameworks. The official suggests that embracing these financial instruments could not only boost investor confidence but also position South Korea as a leader in the evolving digital asset space. However, the current regulatory stance might be pushing local talent and investment opportunities abroad, where regulations are more accommodating.

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