No.. rather, it was more recent..
People who lost a lot of money on the coin exchange..
There were times when they lamented on the bulletin board..
I remember that the country eventually rescued most of the coin investors who suffered losses at the time.
The reaction of ordinary citizens at the time was like that..
"Who told you to do coins in the first place?"
"You went into the coin market, why are you blaming the country for it?"
There seemed to be a lot of fighting on the bulletin board as well.
But these days it's quiet.
Since all the coin exchanges have gone bankrupt.. and the proportion of people doing coins has decreased a lot.. I don't know..
It is said that the stock market has become a gambling den.
They say that the country led the creation of this gambling den..
One of the reasons is something called single-stock leverage.
Well, I don't know much about it.
Even before single-stock leverage came out..
There was Codex Futures 200 Inverse, which everyone laughed at..
Representatives of minor parties and their followers..
They poured money into the inverse and lost hundreds of millions of won.. I'm sure they saw all that.
Whether it's inverse, gopverse, or leverage,
I think they are similar.
It's just that the shape and direction are a little different.
But I think their nature is the same.
The recent months of desperate decline.. it seems like it was created by the crazy influx of trading into the corresponding ETF.
It seems true to me.
I wonder if it was really the government that turned the stock market into a gambling den.
Isn't investing boldly in inverse, where profits are generated when stock prices fall, also considered gambling?
There were already dozens of products that were going to be gambling dens.
It's just that a few more have been added..
Of course, I agree that the government's response and prediction were insufficient.
But can we simply blame the government for this..?
That's what I think.
