Some people in South Korea's financial regulatory authorities have proposed that the regulatory agency directly approve whether tokens can be listed on cryptocurrency exchanges

ChainCatcher news, according to South Korean media Herald, financial regulatory bodies such as the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) have proposed to include the content of "tokens being directly approved by regulatory agencies for listing on domestic crypto exchanges" in the basic virtual asset law.

It is reported that the proposers believe that companies need to obtain approval from the Financial Commission under the Capital Markets Act when listing securities, so delegating the token listing of domestic exchanges to self-listing is too risky. However, there are also differing opinions within the organization, both in favor and against, so whether it can be realized remains to be seen. (Source link)