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South Korea may delay crypto tax for Digital Asset Basic Act passage
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South Korean Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok has suggested that lawmakers prioritize the passage of the Digital Asset Basic Act before implementing a crypto tax.
Key facts
- Notably, the probability of Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by December 31, 2026, is priced at 10% YES, indicating market participants’ cautious optimism regarding future price surges
- The tax, initially scheduled to take effect in January 2027, applies a 22% rate on virtual-asset gains exceeding 2.5 million won
- The market pricing for Bitcoin reaching $200,000 by the end of 2026 suggests a slight increase in optimism, though probabilities remain low
- South Korean Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok has suggested that lawmakers prioritize the passage of the Digital Asset Basic Act before implementing a crypto tax
Summary
In the context of prediction markets, the proposal seems to have influenced perceptions about Bitcoin’s future price movements. The current prediction market data reflect a marginal increase in the likelihood of significant Bitcoin price thresholds being met. Observers should monitor any legislative developments concerning the Digital Asset Basic Act in South Korea, as its passage could influence global regulatory trends.