According to Wu's report, citing Yonhap News Agency, data from the Bank of Korea shows that by the end of November, the total number of cryptocurrency investors in South Korea has surpassed 15.59 million for the first time, accounting for over 30% of the national population, with a total asset scale reaching 102.6 trillion won (approximately 79 billion USD), and the average daily trading volume approaching the total of the domestic stock market. Driven by expectations of cryptocurrency-friendly policies following Trump's election as President of the United States, Bitcoin prices rose nearly 35% in November, significantly increasing the activity level of the South Korean cryptocurrency market. Among them, the average holding amount per investor on the five major exchanges reached 6.58 million won (approximately 5,070 USD), with 610,000 new investors in November alone. In addition, the amount of deposits held by cryptocurrency exchanges that have not been invested in the market has also increased to 8.8 trillion won (approximately 6 billion USD).