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Democratic Party says it will prepare digital asset framework act within year, hold hearing soon

South Korea\'s Democratic Party reiterated its intent to enact a digital asset framework act within the year, saying a legal basis should come first and be supplemented later. Lawmaker Min Byung-deok said delays are leaving the country without adequate rules as global markets move quickly. Another lawmaker, Ahn Do-geol, called for formalising digital asset-linked products with investor protections and cited issues such as volatility, trading-hour gaps and on-chain risks. He also highlighted stablecoin legislation and plans for hearings.

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Digital asset taxation next year in focus as bitcoin battles around $80,000

With South Korea set to implement digital asset taxation in 2027, calls are growing to overhaul a system that classifies both capital gains and lending income as miscellaneous income. Critics say income should be separated by transaction type and tax infrastructure built to link data from exchanges and personal wallets. The article also tracks U.S. legislative timing risks for the Clarity Act, a bitcoin rally above $81,000, shifts in correlations, Japan’s rate and regulatory moves, and notable on-chain activity.

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Bitcoin clears $80,000 after three months as digital asset alliances gather pace

Bitcoin rose above $80,000 for the first time in three months on a weaker dollar, expectations of clearer U.S. digital asset rules and inflows into spot exchange-traded funds. In South Korea, interest is growing over whether renewed debate on a basic digital asset law could lead to institutional changes such as corporate investment and spot ETFs. Financial firms are also accelerating tie-ups spanning banks, brokerages and asset managers.