币界网报道：South Korea's newly appointed "Crypto Czar" Kim So-young has unveiled sweeping regulatory reforms set for July implementation, aiming to transform the nation into a global digital asset hub. The Financial Services Commission vice chairman outlined plans to ease restrictions on security token offerings (STOs) and establish clearer guidelines for token listings, addressing industry complaints about opaque standards. A key initiative includes creating a "Digital Asset Committee" with private sector experts to advise on policy decisions. The reforms also propose allowing institutional investors to participate in ICOs under strict compliance frameworks, potentially unlocking trillions in institutional capital. These measures come as South Korea seeks to balance innovation with investor protection, following high-profile crypto scandals that previously prompted strict regulations. The government projects the reforms could attract over $100 billion in blockchain-related investments by 2026.