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DAXA Proposes ICO Rules and Path for Crypto Projects to Return to South Korea

  • —DAXA released its digital asset policy compendium for H2 2026 on Oct. 7
  • —Klaytn and WEMIX issued tokens via Singapore entities; Metabora and Neopin moved to Dubai and Abu Dhabi
  • —Causes cited: the ICO ban since 2017, real-name account limits and unclear licensing rules
  • —Researchers propose enshrining regulatory boundaries and a return procedure in law
Why it matters: Clear ICO and return rules would let Korean projects issue tokens at home instead of through offshore entities.
Source: TokenPost
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