South Korea is set to meet with cryptocurrency exchanges to discuss a potential delay of the digital asset tax. Originally scheduled for January, this tax imposes a 22% levy on digital asset transactions and lending, with an exemption for amounts below 2.5 million won. The bill has already been delayed three times due to unresolved issues regarding staking, airdrops, and DeFi infrastructure. Any further delay would require National Assembly approval, where legislation proposing a postponement to 2029 has already been introduced.
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