Crypto agency HighCrypto announced the launch of a new program aimed at helping blockchain projects build active communities in Korea, facilitating compliance with exchange listing requirements.
Korean Market Opportunities
Korea is one of the most active crypto markets, with over 30% of the population participating in digital asset investment. Global projects need to develop strategies that focus on cultural localization, sustained community activity, and genuine investor participation.
> "Success in the Korean market depends on building a true ecosystem beyond simple marketing or promotion," explained Jay, CEO of HighCrypto.
Ecosystem Building Through Platform Strategies
HighCrypto's program includes strategies customized for various crypto platforms. Korean investors obtain information and communicate through multiple platforms, making it critical to understand each platform's characteristics and use optimized approaches.
* Telegram/Discord: Active communities with real-time engagement through 24-hour native moderation. * Coinpan: Korea's largest crypto community site, creating viral effects and influencing investor opinion. * Naver Blog: Long-term visibility through SEO optimization and educational content. * KakaoTalk: Building small communities using open chats and VIP groups.
> "Each platform has its own culture and rules, and understanding these is the first step to true ecosystem building," added Jin Wu, platform strategy director.
Program Introduction at KBW 2025
HighCrypto will conduct presentations about the new ecosystem builder program at Korea Blockchain Week (KBW) 2025 taking place from September 22 to 28 in Seoul.
> "KBW 2025 is an important opportunity for global projects to understand the significance of the Korean market and develop effective entry strategies. We plan to introduce this program and present a practical roadmap for building strong ecosystems in Korea," stated Jay, CEO of HighCrypto.
HighCrypto's program aims to assist blockchain projects in building sustainable communities and complying with listing requirements, which can be a significant step toward further growth in the Korean market.
