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Korea's crypto gains tax, set for January, is heading for a fourth postponement. The presidential office has tentatively decided to delay it, with both the Democratic Party and People Power Party supporting a delay ahead of November's regular session, according to Maeil Business Newspaper. The Korea Times reports the government is cautious amid low approval ratings and mounting calls from investors, industry and lawmakers. The Bank of Korea is separately pushing for monthly reporting of domestic virtual asset balances for users with overseas transfer histories, which Business Korea says is sparking controversy.