After the news that South Korea allows companies to allocate digital assets was released, the market reacted enthusiastically. But upon reflection, this event may not cause much ripple in the short term.

The reason is simple—corporate involvement is not as casual as retail investors trading coins. Compliance reviews, board approvals, risk assessments, internal processes—every step must be thorough. Just completing the internal decision-making process can take several months. Even if policies have been relaxed, actual capital inflow will not be immediate.

South Korea's financial regulatory authorities have adjusted their policy stance again after many years, reflecting a shift in global attitudes toward digital assets. However, from policy implementation to capital allocation, it has never been a one-step process. The market needs time to digest this positive news, rather than expecting a large influx of funds next week.