South Korean video game giant, Netmarble, has made a significant move into blockchain gaming with its subsidiary’s coin, MarbleX’s MBX, which has become the first token from a South Korean gaming firm to get listed on the Japanese crypto exchange, Zaif. Despite numerous challenges posed by strict local regulations and policies, this progress represents a remarkable victory in the blockchain gaming industry. However, potential future hurdles, including increasing regulations in South Korea and a ban on initial coin offerings, cannot be overlooked.
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Crypto Race in the East: Japan’s Deregulatory Push vs. South Korea’s Cautious Approach
“Japan is pushing to deregulate the crypto market to create a more conducive environment for crypto businesses possibly making it a ‘crypto and Web3 El Dorado’, while South Korea leans towards stricter regulation. International crypto companies are reportedly eyeing the Japanese market, signalling a burgeoning ‘crypto race’ in East Asia.”
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