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Korea digital asset market cap down 33 percent in H1, trading volume falls 44 percent

South Korea’s digital asset market saw sharp declines in the first half of the year, with total valuation down 33 percent to 58.9 trillion won and trading volume down 44 percent to 555 trillion won. Average daily trading also fell. Won deposits dropped 35 percent. The number of tradable user accounts rose 0.4 percent to 11,175,000. Exchange revenue and operating profit declined, and the number of circulating digital assets decreased.

Finance

Korea Premium Week opens; government steps up long-term investment push, Kosdaq overhaul

Korea Premium Week 2026 opened in Seoul on Sept. 28 as the government laid out capital market reform priorities. President Lee Jae-myung (이재명) said the government has pursued system improvements such as revising the Commercial Act and tougher crackdowns on unfair trading. Officials outlined steps to expand long-term investment, strengthen risk management and investor trust, enhance shareholder-friendly governance, and reorganise Kosdaq, including a two-tier structure and tighter delisting standards.

Finance

Delisting firms falling short of market cap threshold gain path to KONEX under exchange rule revision

Korea Exchange revised its KONEX market listing rules to allow KOSPI and KOSDAQ companies designated as issues under administration solely for failing to meet market capitalisation thresholds to apply for a transfer listing on KONEX if they satisfy set financial requirements. Firms must meet profitability conditions or capital thresholds and have no capital impairment. The rule takes effect from Sept. 23, with deadlines for prior consultation and new listing applications.