币界网报道：According to a report by the Korean media on June 19, the Financial Services Commission of South Korea plans to investigate the fee levels of major domestic crypto asset exchanges to assess whether the current fees are too high a burden on users and explore the need for policy intervention. This survey is one of the specific implementation steps of President Lee Jae-myung's promise to "reduce crypto asset transaction fees" during the campaign. The Financial Services Commission revealed in the work report of the National Policy Planning Committee that the survey will cover major exchanges including Bithumb, Upbit and Coinone, focusing on the fee rate system, charging methods and amounts. At the same time, overseas cases will also be referenced to determine the reasonable level of fees. President Lee Jae-myung had previously promised to reduce the current fee level of about 0.05% to 0.015%. The Financial Services Commission stated that this survey is a preliminary preparation for the reduction of fees, and no specific target rate has been set. It will formulate policy standards through comparative analysis of domestic and foreign exchanges and user convenience assessment. Previous news, analysis: South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's promise of crypto reform has not yet significantly boosted market enthusiasm, and South Korea's crypto trading activity remains low.