Kim Min-seok, leader of South Korea’s Democratic Party, voiced support for delaying taxes on crypto gains. This time, however, he promised that the delay would have a definite end date without saying what that date would be.
His proposed sequence is to pass the Digital Asset Basic Act first, then impose taxes on crypto gains. Unchained’s report presents “a firm end date” alongside “not yet specified”—the verifiable limits of what is known at this point. The source material does not say how long the delay will last.
· The start of the tax regime is therefore tied to legislative progress, rather than to a separate timetable.
· The promise includes an end date, but since no date has been announced, readers cannot tell when taxation will actually take effect.
If only one can move first—the basic act or the tax regime—which one’s timeline would you watch?
$BTC
His proposed sequence is to pass the Digital Asset Basic Act first, then impose taxes on crypto gains. Unchained’s report presents “a firm end date” alongside “not yet specified”—the verifiable limits of what is known at this point. The source material does not say how long the delay will last.
· The start of the tax regime is therefore tied to legislative progress, rather than to a separate timetable.
· The promise includes an end date, but since no date has been announced, readers cannot tell when taxation will actually take effect.
If only one can move first—the basic act or the tax regime—which one’s timeline would you watch?
$BTC
