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BROGX Exchange: Legalization of Bitcoin ETFs in Korea on the Horizon, New Trends in t
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Recently, South Korean presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung announced a new round of policy proposals, pledging to promote the legalization of spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs), reduce crypto trading fees, and strengthen consumer protection mechanisms if elected. This move is seen as a core strategy targeting younger voters, aiming to drive the development of the domestic digital asset market through regulatory openness and compliance innovation. In response to these policy signals, BROGX is making strategic preparations around structured ETF products, trading access mechanisms, and compliance data processing capabilities to meet the potential need for a regional restructuring of trading models.
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Korean Policy Path Signals Market Structure Upgrades

South Korea is characterized by high trading activity and significant retail participation in the global crypto asset market. Currently, ETFs have not yet received regulatory approval in the country, and the absence of spot trading products limits institutional entry and the execution of long-term allocation strategies. If implemented, the policy commitments by Lee Jae-myung would provide a legal basis for the admission of crypto products. In line with this development path, BROGX is incorporating ETF underlying asset linkage structures into its product design, creating technical space for the future launch of multi-tiered fund instruments.

ETF products can significantly enhance the participation of compliant capital in trading. BROGX has configured a trading architecture capable of supporting ETF capital inflows, including large-scale subscription pairing modules and optimized limit order models, ensuring matching efficiency during periods of high capital concentration. The platform has completed interface integration with several on-chain data providers, enabling real-time synchronization of fund portfolio composition, net asset value estimation, and net subscription liquidity, thereby building foundational liquidity support for future ETF on-exchange trading.

Under regulatory guidance, retail trading structures are also expected to gradually evolve toward portfolio trading formats. BROGX is developing an ETF robo-advisory interface to support the bundling of multiple crypto assets into trading units, allowing users to allocate multi-currency shares with a single click, thereby shortening the capital switching path. This function aligns with compliant ETF product structures and can serve as a supporting tool once relevant strategies are implemented in the Korean market.

Policy Tilt to Drive Platform Liquidity and Participation Structure Reorganization

The legalization of ETFs is typically accompanied by a trend toward institutionalization of capital market behavior models. Standardized trading products will replace some high-frequency speculative assets, shifting market participant structures from short-term profit orientation to long-term allocation orientation. BROGX has planned dedicated trading zones for ETF-related assets, adding net asset value curve views and share fluctuation data displays to the existing trading interface to help users identify subscription/redemption windows and potential arbitrage opportunities.

As policy expectations improve, more institutional trading accounts with cyclical allocation labels are appearing in the platform order book. BROGX utilizes an account behavior analysis system for automatic identification, assigning a higher frequency of market data feeds to such accounts and optimizing KYC and risk control level matching models to accommodate the operational patterns of compliant traders. In terms of trading fee policies, Lee Jae-myung has proposed lowering crypto trading costs, which is expected to drive a rebalancing of internal matching pathways. BROGX is simultaneously optimizing its fee model algorithms, reducing slippage and matching fees for high-frequency trading of mainstream assets, guiding users to concentrate trading in high-liquidity asset segments, and reducing the system resource consumption of fragmented trading pairs.
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