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  "map_content": "South Korea has proposed a bill to scrap the planned crypto tax of up to 22% that was set to be introduced in 2027. If passed, the country would effectively maintain a 0% tax rate on crypto assets.\r\nCompared to Japan, where crypto gains can be taxed at rates as high as 55%, it\u2019s hard not to feel a bit envious. However, this also raises a more fundamental question.\r\nBitcoin\u2014and crypto more broadly\u2014was originally envisioned as \u201cfree money,\u201d meaning money that does not depend on any state.\r\nAt the same time, we do belong to nations and benefit from the protection and infrastructure they provide. And we also understand that \u201cfree money\u201d does not necessarily mean \u201ctax-free money.\u201d\r\nSo what should Bitcoin and crypto ultimately be?\r\nPerhaps they are best understood not as something entirely inside or outside the state, but as existing along a spectrum\u2014a gradient between the sovereign and the non-sovereign.\r\nhttps://www.cryptotimes.io/2026/03/19/south-korea-moves-to-scrap-22-crypto-tax-ahead-of-2027-rollout/",
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