As global interest in Bitcoin (BTC) accelerated in the early 2010s, one Korean entrepreneur set out to build a domestically rooted exchange that could compete on the world stage—an effort that would help lay the groundwork for what later became one of South Korea’s best-known trading platforms. The latest episode of Tokenpost’s archival series on Korea’s early crypto industry traces the moment Kim Dae-sik began turning a clear ambition into action: creating a Korean exchange with the kind of scale and credibility already emerging abroad.
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