According to reports from the Korean Daily Economic News, the number of user accounts aged 60 and above on South Korea's major cryptocurrency exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb, has reached 775,700 (as of the end of September), an increase of 30.4% compared to the end of 2021. This age group holds a total of 676.09 trillion won in cryptocurrency assets, with an average investment amount of approximately 8.72 million won. Meanwhile, the balance of demand deposits at South Korea's five major banks is 592.67 trillion won, a decrease of 26.95 trillion won from the end of June, marking a new low since January of this year. Analysts believe that the effect of Trump rallies combined with expectations of interest rate cuts has accelerated the shift of funds from banks to risk assets. Previously, the ruling party and the opposition in South Korea reached a consensus to postpone cryptocurrency taxation, with the cryptocurrency income tax policy originally scheduled for implementation on January 1, 2024, now delayed until 2027.