South Korea has set out for a long time as a major player in the global cryptography markets, regularly ranking among the best shopping centers. Despite its scale, the market remains largely focused on retail, with a commercial activity concentrated on a handful of local exchanges and a strong preference for altcoins. This report breaks down the trends that reshape the cryptographic landscape of Korea and assesses if the country is positioned to evolve towards an ecosystem capable of attracting institutional capital.
Part 1: KRW’s commercial volume slows down in the first quarter
Part 2: Concentration and market competition
Part 3:The role of BTC on Korean markets
