Seoul just gave Korean traders two more tax-free years, and the market barely blinked. South Korea's government proposed delaying its 22% crypto gains tax from January 2027 to 2029 — the fourth delay since the levy was written into law, because tax data sharing with the US only starts in 2029. $BTC is flat near $75,790, up 0.3% on the day, with $ETH near $2,235 — no buying rush yet, which tells me traders read this as relief for activity, not fresh demand. If the National Assembly approves it, Korean retail keeps trading freely and volumes could firm up; if it stalls, a January 2027 tax start could trigger pre-emptive selling. I'm watching $75,000 — hold it and the weekend chop stays boring, lose it and the fear trade takes over again. Would a two-year tax holiday change how you trade?

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