South Korea Rejects Trump’s Bitcoin Reserve Plan

South Korea has firmly opposed the idea of holding Bitcoin as a national reserve, rejecting the pro-crypto stance taken by former U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Bank of Korea (BOK) argues that Bitcoin’s high volatility and lack of liquidity make it unsuitable as a reserve asset. Meanwhile, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) dismissed the idea entirely, stating there is "no need" for Seoul to stockpile Bitcoin.

While the U.S. pushes for Bitcoin reserves, South Korea’s rejection highlights a growing global divide on crypto adoption. Will more countries follow Trump or take South Korea’s cautious route? Share your thoughts!

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