Why Did South Korea Just Say 'no' To A Bitcoin ETF Listing On Its Stock Exchange?

Why did South Korea just say ‘no’ to a Bitcoin ETF listing on its stock exchange?

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A Korean crypto company had ambitious plans to launch a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the crypto-frenzied market last week.

But the move was thwarted by authorities based on a legal stand taken by a foreign country.

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