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Bitcoin breaks $80,000 after three months, raising questions over South Korea digital asset regulation

Bitcoin has climbed above $80,000 for the first time in about three months, supported by a weaker dollar, expectations of clearer U.S. digital asset regulation and inflows into spot exchange-traded funds. In South Korea, discussions on a basic digital asset law have resumed, raising attention over whether it will lead to institutional changes such as corporate investment rules and spot ETF adoption. Key issues include exchange major shareholder limits and delayed guidelines for corporate trading.