<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">South Korea's Financial Services Commission plans to introduce spot Bitcoin and crypto ETFs by the second half of 2025.The move comes amidst growing institutional demand for regulated Bitcoin investment vehicles.The roadmap includes measures for investor protection frameworks such as custody, operation, and evaluation standards.South Korea aims to approve Bitcoin and crypto ETFs following the success of similar launches in the U.S.The initiative aligns with President Lee Jae-myung's campaign pledge to modernize the country's digital capital markets.The plan also involves provisions for won-based stablecoins and increased oversight of crypto exchanges.Regulators will focus on guidelines for fund structuring, custody arrangements, and investor protections.Local exchanges will face new requirements related to fee transparency and market conduct.The FSC's roadmap indicates South Korea's intention to provide regulated Bitcoin and crypto investment vehicles.Bitcoin is currently trading at $106,006, up 0.93% over the past 24 hours.The news article was first published on Bitcoin Magazine and written by Vivek Sen.