South Korea is reopening the doors to corporate cryptocurrency investing after nearly a decade of tight restrictions, a shift that could redraw the country’s digital asset landscape and pull institutional money into a market long dominated by individual traders.

Regulators have formally lifted a 2017 ban, allowing listed companies and professional investors to hold cryptocurrencies subject to clearly defined limits.

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