South Korea's leading political group, the People Power Party, has proposed a further two-year postponement in taxing cryptocurrency earnings. This suggestion comes as the country approaches its general elections in April. The party insists on the necessity of first crafting a solid set of rules for the cryptocurrency market before moving ahead with tax enforcement. Originally, the government aimed to levy a 20% tax on crypto profits over 2.5 million Korean won (around $1,875) from January 2023. This plan was already delayed to 2025 to give space for regulatory groundwork. Now, with elections on the horizon, the People Power Party seeks to extend this pause to 2027, emphasizing regulation over taxation in their electoral promises. They plan to include this tax delay in their campaign commitments by month's end.