As we all know, South Korea has long been known as a major cryptocurrency trading nation, as a significant portion of the population has invested in cryptocurrencies. The Bank of Korea concluded based on the number of investors holding accounts at the five major Korean exchanges: UPbit, Bithumb, Coin One, Cobit, and Copax, that as of November this year, the number of people holding cryptocurrencies on Korean exchanges has exceeded 15.59 million, an increase of 610,000 from 14.98 million in October. Currently, the total population of South Korea is estimated to be around 51.23 million. This means that the number of people holding cryptocurrencies accounts for more than 30% of the total population.

Moreover, the number of cryptocurrency investors in South Korea has been on the rise, with a sharp increase in November this year. This is likely a result of the highly optimistic market sentiment following the election of Donald Trump as the President of the United States in early November. Trump had promised during his campaign to strongly support the cryptocurrency industry, even threatening to make Bitcoin a part of the national strategic reserve, and the Trump family has been buying extensively.

The recently popular Squid Game 2 has once again brought cryptocurrencies into the public eye, and this influence is undoubtedly subtle yet profound. I believe that not only in the United States and South Korea but also in many countries, the cryptocurrency industry will surely reach new heights in the next 10 years, or perhaps in the next 20 years, cryptocurrencies will become a household name………

Lastly, I personally quite enjoy watching Korean dramas. First of all, there are many handsome Korean oppas. Secondly, life is tough, but Korean dramas are very sweet.

Finally, I hope that during this bull market, everyone can get rich together with me, hehe………

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