2026-01-23 02:04:43

South Korea's Prime Minister has publicly stated there will be no discriminatory treatment toward Coupang. The statement comes amid ongoing discussions about digital platform regulations in the region. This reassurance highlights the government's commitment to fair competition policies and suggests a balanced regulatory approach—key factors as the country continues developing its Web3 and blockchain ecosystem. Such clarity on non-discriminatory treatment is crucial for platforms operating in South Korea's competitive digital economy.

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AllInAlice

· 10h ago

The South Korean Prime Minister's statement is basically reassuring Coupang.

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DegenDreamer

· 10h ago

When the South Korean Prime Minister says this, is Coupang secured? The words sound good, but the key is in the implementation.

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TokenUnlocker

· 10h ago

Wow, is the Korean government giving a guarantee to Coupang? It feels like they're trying to reassure those worried about the platform.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 10h ago

The South Korean Prime Minister's words sound good, but what about actual implementation? Let's see the results.

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ForkTongue

· 10h ago

I'm tired of the same rhetoric from Nah Korea. True fair competition has long become a joke in reality.

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HashBrownies

· 10h ago

The Korean Prime Minister's words are basically a reassurance to the big platforms, but the logic feels a bit ironic. Does the development of the Web3 ecosystem really rely on these centralized platforms to safeguard it? It’s a bit sarcastic. Just non-discriminatory treatment can promote innovation? I’m not quite convinced by that argument. Coupang has bet correctly on the political trend this time; the Korean government’s attitude is clear. Ultimately, it’s still about the influence of big platforms; small projects can only hope for good luck. Balancing regulation? It seems more like giving special treatment to the existing giants. This statement came a bit timely; is there a new regulation coming out... Web3 in Korea is forever trapped within the traditional internet framework, which is quite frustrating.

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