According to The Block, the South Korean financial regulatory agency announced on Wednesday that it plans to release comprehensive guidelines for institutional cryptocurrency investments in the third quarter. The Financial Services Commission made this announcement during a meeting with local cryptocurrency industry experts. Although investment guidelines for listed companies and professional investors are expected to be released in the third quarter, the Financial Services Commission has stated that its goal is to launch investment guidelines for non-profit organizations and cryptocurrency exchanges ahead of schedule in April. The Financial Services Commission announced for the first time in January that it will gradually lift the de facto ban on institutional investors investing in cryptocurrencies. Last month, the regulatory agency revealed that it plans to first allow charities and universities to sell their cryptocurrency assets in the second quarter. The upcoming detailed guidelines further consolidate South Korea's shift towards cryptocurrency, no longer strictly opposing the entry of cryptocurrency assets into traditional financial markets. At the same time, the Financial Services Commission has also begun to develop a second set of rules for a two-part cryptocurrency regulatory framework, with the first set of rules being launched last year. The second part of the cryptocurrency law will focus on stablecoins and regulating cryptocurrency business owners.