will be allowed to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. This move aims to legitimize digital assets as part of the nation’s long-term investment strategy.

During an event in , Lee committed to building a , focusing especially on helping and financial literacy.

Lee plans to establish a to manage , along with an to boost transparency and oversight in the digital asset market.

To tackle the growing reliance on stablecoins like , Lee proposes launching a . This move aims to prevent and reinforce .

Following the rollout of , Lee’s leadership will oversee the launch of , focusing on improved regulation and trust-building among South Koreans.

“I will do my utmost to fulfill the great responsibility and mission entrusted to me,” Lee said after his win, promising full commitment to digital innovation.

Lee has also formed a , which is expected to be placed to fast-track implementation, ensure legislative clarity, and lead fintech innovation.

With Lee Jae Myung taking charge, South Korea is entering a new era of pro-crypto policymaking. His administration is expected to introduce transparent regulations, Bitcoin-friendly reforms, and youth-focused investment policies—laying the foundation for a secure and innovative crypto economy. Until now, crypto laws in South Korea have been vague, but Lee promises to turn that around with structured, investor-friendly reforms.