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South Korea’s FSC Weighs Legalizing Crypto Market Making

A senior Financial Services Commission official said South Korea’s regulator will review whether to allow crypto market making, a practice currently restricted in the country. The official also cited a yen stablecoin’s price spike on Upbit as evidence that exchanges may need public oversight. No timeline or formal decision was given.

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The signal here is less about market making itself than about the FSC framing exchanges as infrastructure warranting public oversight, using a stablecoin price dislocation as the hook. That framing matters for Korean exchanges and the liquidity providers currently operating around the restriction, since legalizing market making would formalize a role now handled informally. The absence of a timeline or formal decision leaves the scope undefined — whether the review extends to stablecoin listing standards or stays narrow to market making is the open question.

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