South Korea could postpone its cryptocurrency gains tax until 2029, marking a fourth delay to legislation initially scheduled for 2022. According to local news outlet Newsis, the presidential office is consulting government agencies about extending the implementation deadline. The proposed adjustment would move the tax introduction from January 1, 2027, to January 1, 2029, amid overseas reporting concerns. Authorities have not reached a final decision, while lawmakers prepare to examine possible amendments to existing tax legislation.