South Korea? How the hell would anyone not consider South Korea a crypto friendly country? They literally have exchanges that are global and making money from everyone around the world and using that money to pay taxes as well and cash out to make the national currency stronger as well.

There is no better example than South Korea, even Singapore and Hong Kong is not as strong as South Korea because in reality they are just allowing them to trade bitcoin or spend bitcoin but they are not "supporting" it, they are just allowing it whereas in South Korea the government literally helped build an exchange in South Korea. The only one that is literally better is Japan because they have been the first place that took the MT.Gox hit but they kept up the support and now allow over 250k stores to sell with crypto thanks to some card they have over there.

India is getting ready to implement 10 years imprisonment for crypto related activities. But, as of today they are neutral just like most other countries.