According to Golden Finance reports, multiple sources indicate that Kim Moon-soo, the presidential candidate of the ruling party People Power Party in South Korea and former Minister of Labor, recently stated that he hopes to allow the national pension fund of South Korea to invest in Bitcoin.
Kim Won-soo proposed in his campaign policy to allow the National Pension Service and the Korea Investment Corporation to invest in digital assets. This move is one of the cryptocurrency-related policies introduced by South Korea's ruling party ahead of the presidential election scheduled for June 3.
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South Korean ruling party presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo: hopes to allow the national pension fund to invest in Bitcoin.
According to Golden Finance reports, multiple sources indicate that Kim Moon-soo, the presidential candidate of the ruling party People Power Party in South Korea and former Minister of Labor, recently stated that he hopes to allow the national pension fund of South Korea to invest in Bitcoin. Kim Won-soo proposed in his campaign policy to allow the National Pension Service and the Korea Investment Corporation to invest in digital assets. This move is one of the cryptocurrency-related policies introduced by South Korea's ruling party ahead of the presidential election scheduled for June 3.