tldr; South Korea plans to enforce a 20% ownership cap on major crypto exchanges as part of its Digital Asset Basic Act, aimed at tightening oversight, protecting investors, and regulating the crypto market. Exchanges will have three years to comply, with smaller platforms potentially receiving an additional three years. Exceptions allow up to 34% ownership for new business owners. The regulation targets reducing risks from concentrated ownership but has faced criticism from industry groups, citing concerns over property rights and market competitiveness.
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tldr; South Korea plans to enforce a 20% ownership cap on major crypto exchanges as part of its Digital Asset Basic Act, aimed at tightening oversight, protecting investors, and regulating the crypto market. Exchanges will have three years to comply, with smaller platforms potentially receiving an additional three years. Exceptions allow up to 34% ownership for new business owners. The regulation targets reducing risks from concentrated ownership but has faced criticism from industry groups, citing concerns over property rights and market competitiveness.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.