Биржевые фонды криптовалют получают двухпартийную поддержку на предстоящих президентских выборах в Южной Корее

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2021-12-12Actualizado a 2025-05-12

Кандидат в президенты от главной правой партии Южной Кореи Ким Мун Су официально объявил в понедельник, что он поддержит локальное принятие биржевых фондов спотовой криптовалюты в рамках своих предвыборных обещаний.

По данным Национальной избирательной комиссии Южной Кореи, Ким из Партии народной власти пообещал разрешить использование криптовалютных ETF в финансовой системе страны с целью стимулирования накопления богатства средним классом.

Ким также пообещал институционализировать местный рынок криптовалют в справедливой и прозрачной среде, создав дополнительные правовые рамки для криптоиндустрии.

Главный финансовый регулятор Южной Кореи, Комиссия по финансовым услугам, в настоящее время не разрешает локальный выпуск или торговлю спотовыми криптовалютными ETF, придя в прошлом году к выводу об отсутствии правовой основы для использования биткоина или других криптовалют в качестве базовых активов для таких продуктов.

Благодаря обещанию Кима поддержать спотовые криптовалютные ETF оба кандидата в президенты от двух основных политических партий страны теперь сформировали двухпартийный консенсус.

На прошлой неделе Ли Джэ Мён, кандидат от левой Демократической партии Кореи, пообещал ввести в стране спотовые криптовалютные ETF в рамках своего обещания предоставить больше возможностей молодому поколению Южной Кореи.

Партия народной власти и Демократическая партия Кореи вместе занимают 277 из 300 мест в однопалатном законодательном органе Южной Кореи.

Согласно недавнему опросу Flower Research, рейтинг одобрения Ли от Демократической партии составил 54%, а у правого кандидата Ким — 20,6%, сообщает местное новостное издание Jose Ilbo . Ли Джун Сок от Партии реформ получил 6,9% поддержки в том же опросе.

По данным отдельного опроса Realmeter, рейтинг кандидата от Демократической партии составил 52%, у Ким Чен Ына — 31%, а у Ли от Партии реформ — 6,3%, сообщает новостное издание Hankyoreh.

Несвоевременные президентские выборы в Южной Корее состоялись после того, как бывший правый президент Юн Сук Ёль был объявлен импичментом в прошлом месяце из-за его кратковременного введения военного положения в декабре прошлого года. Выборы запланированы на 3 июня 2025 года.

Между тем, спотовые крипто-ETF в США оказались успешными сверх первоначальных ожиданий. Согласно данным SoSoValue, американские спотовые биткоин-ETF и эфирные ETF в совокупности получили более 43 миллиардов долларов чистого притока. Эмитенты из США также подали заявки на запуск спотовых ETF на основе других криптовалют, таких как XRP и Solana, которые в настоящее время находятся на рассмотрении.

После успеха в США Комиссия по финансовым услугам Южной Кореи заявила, что пересмотрит вопрос о допуске спотовых криптовалютных ETF к торговле на местном рынке.

На прошлой неделе председатель FSC Ким Бён Хван заявил, что агентство согласно с предвыборными обещаниями относительно спотовых криптовалютных ETF и что оно обсудит реализацию этого вопроса с будущей администрацией.

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