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#WCTCS9 South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party seeks to postpone the tax on cryptocurrency gains for another two years—marking the fourth such delay. On November 3, Democratic lawmakers on the National Assembly’s Strategy and Finance Committee agreed to recommend this postponement to the party’s leadership, according to local media reports. The tax on what South Korea terms "virtual assets" is now set to take effect in January 2027. We’ll see whether this law gets passed. What do you think—will it have an impact on the market if it is adopted?

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SafeKeeper
11 hours ago
Taxes won't be levied until 2027, leaving retail investors ample time to act. Smart money will position itself early.
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FibonacciFanArtist
11 hours ago
If it ultimately comes to fruition, there may be a wave of profit-taking by the end of 2026. Don't FOMO for now.
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LeverageAntidote
12 hours ago
This is South Korea’s fourth postponement, and the market is already immune to it; short-term volatility should be limited.
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DCAWarrior
13 hours ago
Four delays show that lawmakers themselves haven’t figured out how to implement it, and compliance costs may be higher than the tax.
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YieldYacht
13 hours ago
First Review
Has the ruling party repeatedly delayed it because it fears losing votes, or does it genuinely think the industry isn’t ready?
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