According to Newsis, South Korean cryptocurrency trading and brokerage companies, which were previously unable to be classified as "risk enterprises" due to policy restrictions, are now expected to have this restriction lifted. In the future, such enterprises can also enjoy government support policies for risk enterprises. On July 9th, the South Korean Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and Entrepreneurship announced that it will revise the relevant implementation rules of the "Special Law for Cultivating Venture Enterprises". In 2018, South Korea significantly relaxed the scope of risk enterprise recognition, retaining only five restricted industries such as entertainment and gambling. However, in the same year, the cryptocurrency trading industry was temporarily excluded separately. This decision has long caused dissatisfaction in the cryptocurrency industry, with companies complaining of being treated as a special industry. With changes in the policy environment, the South Korean government has now decided to reintroduce cryptocurrency trading and brokerage services into the scope of risk enterprise recognition, allowing relevant enterprises to receive preferential policies such as tax reductions and financing support.