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Pass the Digital Asset Basic Act first, then tax crypto, says Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok. If lawmakers go along, it will be the fourth time South Korea has pushed back…

Laura Shin
Published: 2026-11-04 11:39 UTC
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Pass the Digital Asset Basic Act first, then tax crypto, says Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok. If lawmakers go along, it will be the fourth time South Korea has pushed back its crypto income tax.…

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