South Korea allows companies to enter the crypto market after 9 years, but with strict restrictions such as a limit of 5% of capital and investments only in the largest coins. The aim is to gradually involve institutions without jeopardising market stability. This change is part of a broader regulation that should further regulate the crypto sector and open up space for new financial products and greater institutional capital.

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Countries have begun to regulate crypto more clearly The crypto industry has operated in a rather vague regulatory environment for years. In some countries,

Stablecoin growth The stablecoin market reached around $310 billion in total value on December 12, 2025. That’s an increase of about 70 percent in

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Crypto payroll Crypto payroll means that a firm pays employees in digital currency on the blockchain. Instead of euros or dollars, the salary comes

What are decentralized stablecoins? A decentralized stablecoin is a coin that tries to hold a stable value, but without a single firm issuing it

Saylor’s Bitcoin Strategy Michael Saylor has been pushing the idea that corporate reserves can be managed differently for years. Instead of cash and bonds,