# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

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New Regulatory Policies Imminent, South Korean Crypto Exchanges Face Major Shakeup in Control

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is proposing a major regulatory change that would impose a 15% to 20% cap on major shareholders' stakes in domestic cryptocurrency exchanges. The move, part of the "Virtual Asset Second Phase Legislation," aims to redefine major platforms like Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, and Korbit as core "virtual asset infrastructure," subjecting them to stricter oversight. The FSC highlights two key issues in current exchange governance: excessive power concentration in founders or major shareholders, and disproportionate profit distribution to individuals. The proposed cap mirrors rules for traditional financial Alternative Trading Systems (ATS) and would force significant ownership restructuring. Upbit’s major shareholder holds 25.5%, Bithumb Holdings owns 73%, Coinone’s chairman holds 54%, and Korbit is majority-owned by NXC and affiliates. Compliance would require substantial divestment, potentially altering control and strategic direction. The proposal aims to institutionalize the crypto market, reduce systemic risk, and possibly pave the way for traditional financial institutions to enter. Critics argue it may stifle innovation, violate property rights, and cause management instability, potentially driving businesses to more crypto-friendly jurisdictions like Singapore or Dubai. The outcome could reshape Korea’s crypto industry, balancing financial stability with growth.

比推12/31 13:10

New Regulatory Policies Imminent, South Korean Crypto Exchanges Face Major Shakeup in Control

比推12/31 13:10

15% Equity Threshold: Governance Revolution and Capital Reshuffle in Korean Exchanges

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has proposed a major governance overhaul for major cryptocurrency exchanges as part of its "Virtual Asset Second Phase Legislation." The plan would classify large platforms like Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, and Korbit as "core infrastructure" and impose a strict cap on major shareholders' stakes, limiting them to between 15% and 20%. This move targets two key issues: excessive power concentration in the hands of founders or major shareholders, and the disproportionate privatization of substantial trading fee revenues. The proposal aligns exchange governance with traditional financial standards, similar to rules for Alternative Trading Systems (ATS) under the Capital Markets Act. If implemented, the four leading exchanges would face significant ownership restructuring. For instance, Upbit’s major shareholder holds 25.5%, Bithumb Holdings owns 73%, Coinone’s chairman controls 54%, and NXC holds around 60.5% of Korbit. Each would need to divest substantial stakes. The initiative aims to institutionalize the crypto market, reduce systemic risk, and potentially open doors for traditional financial institutions to enter. However, critics argue it may stifle innovation, violate property rights, cause management instability, and drive businesses to more crypto-friendly jurisdictions like Singapore or Dubai. The proposal reflects a broader effort to balance financial stability with industry growth, marking a pivotal moment in South Korea’s crypto regulatory landscape.

marsbit12/31 09:51

15% Equity Threshold: Governance Revolution and Capital Reshuffle in Korean Exchanges

marsbit12/31 09:51

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