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With Korea's digital asset income tax set to take effect in about four months, a National Assembly seminar hosted by Democratic Party lawmaker Moon Jin-seok flagged that the current framework, which lumps trading, mining, staking, lending and liquidity provision into a single 'other income' bucket, cannot properly capture economically distinct transaction types. The practical risk is uneven withholding and reporting duties for domestic exchanges and DeFi users, which historically pushes Korean retail flow toward offshore venues and thins KRW-pair liquidity that drives local BTC and ETH premiums. The key watch item is whether the National Assembly passes an amendment redefining income categories and collection procedures before the start date, since another deferral or a rewrite would materially change the compliance cost and flow picture for Upbit- and Bithumb-centered volumes.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around BTC, ETH.
Original Source: 블록미디어
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