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Asset managers roll out digital-asset ETFs overseas. What about South Korea?

South Korean asset managers are launching exchange-traded funds overseas that highlight stablecoins, tokenisation and bitcoin, while the domestic market has yet to list spot digital-asset ETFs or products branded around such themes. In South Korea, exposure is mainly gained by including related companies in existing overseas equity ETFs. Firms are also expanding digital-asset initiatives, including tokenising ETF products and building blockchain partnerships, as they prepare for possible regulatory changes.

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Digital asset taxation next year in focus as bitcoin battles around $80,000

With South Korea set to implement digital asset taxation in 2027, calls are growing to overhaul a system that classifies both capital gains and lending income as miscellaneous income. Critics say income should be separated by transaction type and tax infrastructure built to link data from exchanges and personal wallets. The article also tracks U.S. legislative timing risks for the Clarity Act, a bitcoin rally above $81,000, shifts in correlations, Japan’s rate and regulatory moves, and notable on-chain activity.

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Companies ditch altcoins and focus on bitcoin as corporate BTC hoarding picks up again

Corporate bitcoin stockpiling is accelerating again, with companies in Japan, France, Britain and Singapore moving to expand holdings this week. Japan\'s Remixpoint sold all its altcoins and said it will hold only bitcoin, leaving it with about 1,506 BTC. France\'s Capital B secured a 7.6 million euro private placement taken up by Adam Back and plans to use most proceeds to buy more bitcoin. Britain\'s Smarter Web Company and Singapore\'s Genius Group also outlined additional purchases.