South Korea's new president, Lee Jae-myung, is advancing a pro-cryptocurrency agenda, including lifting the ban on spot ETFs and establishing a stablecoin market linked to the won. His administration aims to enhance regulations on stablecoins and improve exchange transparency, reflecting a significant shift in political attitudes towards crypto.Despite past regulatory challenges, South Korea's crypto market has shown resilience, with about 20% of the population engaged in exchanges. The country is positioning itself as a leader in crypto governance through a balanced regulatory approach that supports innovation while ensuring investor protection.