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How to buy Kusama in South Korea

Is KSM a good investment in South Korea?

Kusama was released in 2019 with an initial price of $1.71. It experienced a price drop very soon after its release, but it never dropped less than $1. Kusama crypto owners might have been disappointed with this price, but 2020 was a surprising year for them because the Kusama price suddenly mounted to $14 in July and ended the year at the price of $60. The Kusama price continued to rise until May 2021, when it reached its highest record of $624.78. That shows how profitable Kusama was in only two years. Kusama had many fluctuations in 2022 and dropped to $28 at the end of the year.

The history of Kusama shows it was a profitable investment. However, it won’t guarantee its profitability in the future. Therefore, you need to check other factors to decide if Kusama is a good investment. One thing that can help you have a broader overview of the future of this coin is checking the price predictions that are made by analysts and crypto experts. Most of them believe Kusama might have good days to come, and its price may go up to $225 by 2025. They also predict that in the long-term it might rise more and mount to $600 again by 2030. However, you should notice that these are just predictions. Your decisions shouldn’t be only on these numbers. Check the news about Kusama the day you decide to purchase it.

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What is Kusama ?

Kusama is a decentralized cryptocurrency network created in 2019. The main purpose of creating such a network was to enable developers to have their dedicated blockchain on this network. It means the Kusama network is a platform for developers to test the projects that are going to run or implement on the Polkadot network. That’s why Kusama is known as the “Canary of Polkadot network.” Although the codes of both look the same, Kusama is much faster than Dot (Polkadot). Kusama and Polkadot are two completely separate networks that work in parallel. One of the benefits of this network is that users can vote for changes on the platform.

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Is Kusama legal to buy in South Korea?

Yes, cryptocurrency is legal to buy in South Korea. The South Korean government has taken a
cautious but supportive approach to the development of the cryptocurrency industry, and has
implemented a number of regulations to promote the growth of the sector while protecting
consumers and investors. The legality of trading cryptocurrency in South Korea is governed by
the Virtual Currency Act. The mentioned act defines virtual currency as a type of electronic
asset that can be used as a medium of exchange, but does not have legal tender status.
According to the same act, in South Korea, individuals and businesses can legally buy, sell,
trade, and hold cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. However, the use of
cryptocurrency as a means of payment for goods and services is still limited.
It is important to keep up to date with the latest developments and regulations in the
cryptocurrency sector in South Korea, as the legal and regulatory framework for cryptocurrency
may change over time.

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Is Kusama taxed in South Korea

Yes. According to the the Virtual Currency Act, in South Korea, cryptocurrency is taxed as
income under the Income Tax Act and the Corporate Tax Act. According to these laws, profits
derived from the sale or exchange of cryptocurrency are considered taxable income and are
subject to both personal income tax and corporate income tax. The tax treatment of
cryptocurrency in South Korea depends on the individual's or company's status and the purpose
of the transaction. For individuals, cryptocurrency gains are taxed at a flat rate of 20% for short-
term gains (held for one year or less) and a graduated rate for long-term gains (held for more
than one year). For companies, cryptocurrency gains are subject to corporate income tax at the
standard corporate tax rate.
It is important to note that individuals and companies are responsible for reporting their
cryptocurrency-related income on their tax returns. Failure to accurately report and pay taxes on
cryptocurrency-related income can result in penalties and fines. Also, the regulation and
taxation of cryptocurrency in South Korea is subject to change, and it is advisable to stay
informed of the latest developments and seek professional advice on tax matters related to
cryptocurrency.

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After you've bought Kusama in South Korea

Most people buy cryptocurrencies to keep them as an investment. Kusama is not an exception. You can keep them in a secure wallet and sell them whenever their price rises. However, this is not as simple as it is in theory. You need to check its price every day to make sure it is growing or find out when it is the right time to sell. If you are a beginner in this world, we suggest you invest as much as you can afford to lose because the cryptocurrency world is volatile and unpredictable. Furthermore, it is better to consider an exit point for your investment to avoid losing money in case the coin didn’t do as well as you thought.

As mentioned earlier, investment is not the only thing you can do with Kusama coins. KSM is a governance token; KSM owners can use their coins to validate the network, vote on changes on the platform, and nominate validators. In addition, the KSM cryptocurrency can be used for linking to support new parachains.

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Who can buy Kusama in South Korea?

In South Korea, any individual or entity, including residents and non-residents, can buy
cryptocurrency as long as they have a valid bank account and comply with the applicable laws
and regulations. There are no restrictions on who can buy cryptocurrency in South Korea, and
anyone with the necessary resources and knowledge can participate in the market. The best
way to buy cryptocurrency in South Korea depends on your specific needs and preferences but
the most common way to buy cryptocurrency in South Korea is through a cryptocurrency
exchange. Our platform allows you to buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrency using Euros. In
addition, our exchange is a trustworthy and safe choice for buying cryptocurrency in South
Korea. It operates within the law and offers a range of convenient payment options, including
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transaction fees to keep costs low.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Many analysts have predicted a bright future for Kusama. They believe its price may rise, and it could be a good investment for people who buy it when the price is dropped. Its history also shows it was a profitable investment before. However, Kusama is a volatile and unpredictable crypto like other cryptocurrencies; anything may affect its future.

In South Korea, the reporting of cryptocurrency tax is governed by the Income Tax Act and the
Corporate Tax Act. According to these laws, individuals and entities must report any gains or
profits from the sale or exchange of cryptocurrency as taxable income. To report cryptocurrency
tax in South Korea, individuals and entities must maintain accurate records of all cryptocurrency
transactions, including the date, amount, and type of cryptocurrency, as well as the price at the
time of the transaction. Then, calculate the gains or losses from each cryptocurrency transaction
by subtracting the cost of the cryptocurrency from the sales price and report any gains or profits
from the sale or exchange of cryptocurrency as taxable income.

Yes, you can cash out your cryptocurrency assets in South Korea by selling them for fiat
currency and then withdrawing the funds to your bank account or other payment methods. This
can be done through our cryptocurrency exchange.

The Kusama coin was released in October 2019, the same time as its network was created.

South Korea is widely considered to be one of the largest and most active cryptocurrency
markets in the world, with a large number of individuals and entities owning and trading
cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. According to a survey conducted by the Bank
of Korea in 2019, around 5% of the population in South Korea owned cryptocurrency, while a
more recent survey conducted in 2021 found that the number had increased to around 7%. This
suggests that the ownership of cryptocurrency assets in South Korea is growing, as more
people become interested in and invest in the digital currency market.

Gavin Wood is the founder of Kusama and Polkadot. He was one of the co-founders of Ethereum, who left the company in 2015. Therefore, he was completely familiar with the cryptocurrency world. He created the Kusama network in 2019.

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