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Allowing corporate cryptocurrency accounts in South Korea could broaden the market’s demand base, with corporate crypto assets under management potentially reaching as much as 82 trillion won ($59 billion) by 2030, according to a report by Asia-based Web3 research and consulting firm Tiger Research.
The report said South Korea’s crypto market has substantial trading volume, but growth has been concentrated among retail investors because corporate participation remains restricted. It added that permitting corporate accounts would mark the next stage in expanding the market’s demand base and could create about 570 billion won ($411 million) in annual revenue opportunities across related financial services, including trading, custody and prime brokerage. The report also warned that the longer approval is delayed, the more domestic demand and business opportunities could shift to overseas markets.