South Korea's finance ministry will consult crypto exchanges on Tuesday, with representatives from Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, DigitalX and Gopax, plus DAXA executives, alongside senior officials including first vice finance minister Kwon Dae-young. Regulators have already delayed the tax three times, most recently to 2027. An exchange official cited unfinished transaction-type standards and limited infrastructure preparation time. On Friday, lawmaker Park Min-gyu introduced a bill postponing taxation until Jan. 1 of the year after CARF data sharing begins—2029 if exchanges start in 2027.

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