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Current situation of cryptocurrency trading in South Korea
Look at the stick next door
Kim Ki-won, a 27-year-old South Korean youth, is deeply involved in capital speculation. Two years ago, he joined the "cryptocurrency speculation" army and made a fortune. He spent millions of won every month and bought things for his family and close friends like a boy who gave money away. His parents thought he had succeeded in starting a business and were quite proud of him for a while.
Two years later, virtual currency (non-real currency that exists on the Internet and can be used for buying, selling, and investing) depreciated sharply, and Kim Ki-won became poor overnight, and even owed tens of millions of won. Faced with the failure of his investment, Kim Ki-won did not stop, but wanted to "gamble again". In order to get back his principal, he began to sell his assets and even borrowed usury. He lived in his parents' house without a place to live, and spent 10 hours a day studying the trend of cryptocurrency, not eating or sleeping, almost like a madman.
Kim Ki-won, a 27-year-old South Korean youth, is deeply involved in capital speculation. Two years ago, he joined the "cryptocurrency speculation" army and made a fortune. He spent millions of won every month and bought things for his family and close friends like a boy who gave money away. His parents thought he had succeeded in starting a business and were quite proud of him for a while.
Two years later, virtual currency (non-real currency that exists on the Internet and can be used for buying, selling, and investing) depreciated sharply, and Kim Ki-won became poor overnight, and even owed tens of millions of won. Faced with the failure of his investment, Kim Ki-won did not stop, but wanted to "gamble again". In order to get back his principal, he began to sell his assets and even borrowed usury. He lived in his parents' house without a place to live, and spent 10 hours a day studying the trend of cryptocurrency, not eating or sleeping, almost like a madman.
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