South Korea’s Ruling Party Formally Seeks Crypto Tax Delay

South Korea's ruling party is formally pushing to delay the country's crypto tax, with Kim Min-seok arguing a digital-asset framework should be enacted before taxation begins. A two-year postponement is under discussion, though the legal start date remains Jan. 1, 2027. Traders watching Korean demand care because a delay could soften near-term selling pressure from taxable gains, while the unchanged statutory date leaves uncertainty over timing.