Critini Research Analyst: South Korea's regulatory stabilisation policy announced tonight is "disappointing"
BlockBeats News, July 29th, Critini Research Korean analyst Jukan commented on the stabilisation policy announced by the South Korean regulators tonight, stating, "These measures are deeply disappointing. They are merely symbolic, a showy gesture, with almost no practical value."
Jukan raised questions to the regulatory authorities, asking, "Why were these products allowed to exist in the first place? Even if the government stops new funds from entering, existing holdings will still face liquidation pressure, won't they? Do they really think education can solve this problem?"
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