ChainCatcher news, according to Hanguk, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of South Korea has denied reports about "allowing companies to issue real-name accounts for virtual assets (cryptocurrencies) starting next year," stating that discussions are still ongoing. In addition, some media reported that the launch of virtual asset ETFs has been postponed after the revision of the virtual asset law, but officials from the Financial Services Commission responded that this is also not true.

ChainCatcher news, according to Newsis, the Financial Services Commission of South Korea will release guidelines for security tokens in January 2023. It is reported that security tokens are securities issued in the form of tokens using blockchain technology.An official from the Financial Services Commission of South Korea stated, "Recently, there have been multiple incidents related to virtual assets, and people's attention to related regulatory systems has increased. Guidelines and policies should be introduced as soon as possible." (source link)