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By Dan Saada
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Jito and KODA announce a partnership to offer institutional staking for JitoSOL in South Korea as new crypto regulations loom.
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Jito and KODA are developing a comprehensive framework to facilitate secure and compliant staking services.
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South Korea's crypto regulations are tightening, prompting institutions to seek compliant services. Jito and KODA are positioning themselves to meet this demand.
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JitoSOL, the primary focus of this partnership, will be tailored for institutional investors needing secure staking options compliant with these upcoming regulations.
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Jito and KODA await final regulatory approval for their staking framework. The companies are in discussions with local financial authorities to ensure compliance with all…
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FAQ This development aligns with STAKR Hits ¥152 Mark as Japanese, highlighting broader market trends.
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JitoSOL is a staking solution developed by Jito, specifically tailored for institutional investors seeking compliant and secure digital asset management in South Korea.
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When are the new crypto regulations expected in South Korea?
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The new crypto regulations in South Korea are anticipated to be implemented by the end of the year 2026.
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Jito's CEO, Mark Lee, highlighted the significance of this partnership during a press conference on April 12, 2026.
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KODA's Chief Operating Officer, Jane Kim, noted that the demand for regulated digital asset services is rapidly increasing among South Korean financial institutions.
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As part of the partnership, Jito and KODA plan to roll out a pilot program by mid-2026. This program will involve select financial institutions participating in a trial phase to…
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The collaboration also includes an educational initiative aimed at raising awareness about compliant staking practices.
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The South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC) has been actively working on crypto regulations since early 2026, aiming to establish a safer environment for digital asset…
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On April 11, 2026, a report from the South Korean Blockchain Association highlighted that institutional interest in crypto assets has surged by over 40% in the past year.
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