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Kim Moon-soo: "I will make virtual assets an officially recognized financial industry by the state"
Summary
- Candidate Kim Moon-soo announced plans to promote policies to protect 16 million virtual asset investors.
- He promised to establish a virtual asset secretary and a digital asset committee.
- He emphasized making virtual assets an officially recognized financial industry by the state, and promoting the approval of ETF investments by the National Pension Service and KIC.
Kim Moon-soo, a preliminary candidate for the People's Power presidential election, expressed his intention to foster the virtual asset (cryptocurrency) industry.
On the 29th (Korean time), candidate Kim released 'Moonsu Toon (a four-panel webtoon cartoonizing Kim's policy pledges)' through his official Facebook.
According to the post, candidate Kim promised to "start protecting 16 million virtual asset investors" and "establish a virtual asset secretary and a digital asset committee."
He also revealed that he would "make virtual assets an officially recognized financial industry by the state," and strive to allow investments by the National Pension Service and Korea Investment Corporation (KIC), approve exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and foster exchanges.
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