South Korea’s Crypto Tax Is Coming: 13M Investors May Feel It From 2027 🏦⚖ South Korea’s “crypto is too big to ignore” moment is getting real. Starting January 2027, crypto gains above $1,800 will face a 22% tax, and this could affect more than 13M investors. $BTC holders are now entering a much more regulated market. Under the new rule, profits from selling or lending virtual assets will be treated as “other income.” So if an investor makes more than 2.5M won in annual crypto gains, the taxable part comes into play. The key number? 22%. That includes 20% income tax and 2% local income tax. 🧾 It’s not just a small update - it’s a clear sign that South Korea wants crypto profits to be tracked, reported, and taxed like a serious part of the economy. And the market impact may be bigger than the tax itself. South Korea is one of Asia’s most active crypto markets, so this move could change how retail investors trade, take profits, and plan their portfolios before 2027 arrives. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#