Quote from: arabspaceship123 on June 08, 2025, 02:09:05 PM

South Korea's a modern country they're ahead of others in tech so it isn't a surprise they've elected a bitcoin friendly president. We'll check his policies on bitcoin laws because politicians change their mind & break promises after elections.

Today if they do not keep their word it will be very easy to overthrow, especially after the case that happened to the previous president, developed countries are more critical of governments that do not work well, so I think there is no choice not to carry out what has been said.

Quote from: Alpen on Today at 04:57:38 AM

Honestly, whether the South Korean president supports crypto or not hardly matters — statistically speaking, there’s a good chance they’ll end up behind bars anyway.

With only two presidents in the country's history dodging criminal charges, maybe crypto should be more worried about who doesn’t support it. After all, presidential backing in South Korea might be less of a blessing and more of a... legal curse.

Talking with data might be better in your statement because you need a logical reason why it is a curse, right?
Maybe because I don't know what underlies your thoughts, but it would be more interesting if you showed your analysis study.

Support for crypto and Bitcoin is a very good first step for this country, because Bitcoin will be increasingly fought over in the future, so entering the digital asset transition period is a choice that thinks long term.