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Korea's tax on cryptocurrency gains, set to take effect in January, could face a fourth postponement as the government turns cautious amid mounting calls for a delay from investors, the industry and lawmakers, the Korea Times reports. Separately, the Bank of Korea is pushing for a plan requiring monthly reporting of domestic virtual asset balances for users with a history of overseas virtual asset transfer transactions, sparking controversy, according to Business Korea. Korean reactions are mixed: investors and industry groups urge delay, while the central bank's reporting proposal has drawn criticism over privacy and regulatory burden.