Yes, for sure this is a good for BTC and crypto world.

I Think it really good news , i wish many countries make this rules for who the one wanna join in bitcoin .
Especially for invest..

I think korea really trying to manipulate the people who are using bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency. In this way they can manage to see all the transaction that their people made and they can easily put some tax on their transaction, well anyways, I think it's still a good news because they will not ban trading anymore in their country.

Wow ... this is really very good news for us who are involved in the world of crypto,
korea started a good start for us and hopefully many other countries like south korea that permit bitcoin to legally exist between them.
this is a good signal for crypto growth I think in the future there will be many countries that accept crypto and if that happens I am sure will greatly give positive effects to bitcoin and other coins as a very valuable asset.

I am sure of that. ^^, I hope bitcoin will fly as high as clouds.

I believe btc prices will rise again, but will be slow and steady.

indeed a good news. This is a really good work by the south korea government to allow the bitcoin trading. This will help more people to adopt the crypto currency. I think every government should take step like this because governments have no solutions to stop them. So its better if government adopt some good rules regarding crypto currencies.

No ban but regulation, just as expected. Governments want to collect taxes, not to kill this goose laying golden eggs.

It is good to hear that countries like Korea is finally adopting the cryptocurrency market. This is a good opportunity for aspiring investors and traders, and the fact that it is timely, its approval makes it relevant to this generation. I don't see anything wrong with real names used for trading since the government will take responsibility of moderating it. I think the reason behind this condition is to make sure that all transactions made are legal and are not violating any law and ofcourse to keep track of people who trick others.

Considering that investors will accept to convert their virtual bank accounts to real-name bank accounts, although some of the main features of Bitcoin is being decentralized and pseudo-anonymous. So in their case, if they want to continue trading cryptocurrencies in their country, they have to accept these new regulations that their Government imposed. Assuming that they will, there will be a huge possibility of a price surge again for Bitcoin as per stated in the article that 20% of the Bitcoin trades worldwide are accounted in South Korea.