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political world is also interested in the cryptocurrency issue. After the financial committee chairman Eun Seong-soo made a warning statement such as the closing of the exchange, criticism in the 20s and 30s increased.
This is Yoo Soo-hwan.
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It is this remark by Eun Seong-soo, chairman of the Financial Services Commission, that set fire to the so-called'coin public sentiment'.
[Seongsu Eun/Chairman of Finance Committee (last 22nd): There is a risk that the (virtual currency) exchange you traded with will be closed, so please check it at your own risk.] It is
also said that it is your responsibility as an adult.
[Eun Seong-su/Chairman of Finance Committee (last 22nd): If you go the wrong way, you have to tell the adults that you are going to go the wrong way (I think.)] The
next day, a message urging Chairman Eun to resign was posted on the Blue House National Petition Bulletin Board
.
By the 26th, 130,000 people agreed.
Criticism spread among the younger generation, saying that the government has no countermeasures and only puts cover on investors.
Whether the votes of the 2030 generations confirmed by this re-election will lead to the presidential election next year, the response and calculation of the politicians has also become busy.
The Democratic Party announced that it would form a'virtual currency TF' this week as early as this week, saying that there is a grand principle that we must solve problems in communication with young people.
Passport presidential runners have moved toward deregulation.
Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung said that regulations should be allowed, but to the extent necessary, and former Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun said who raises cattle if the barn is broken down because it leaks.
The People's Power said that the ruling party of the government is putting its hands on investor protection and that it will create a TF within the party.
[Joo Ho-young/People's Power Party Representative Authority: 2030 young people who started investing in cryptocurrency like a fever are showing absurd feelings of betrayal and resentment.] With
this political movement, Prime Minister Kim Boo-gyeom took a step away.
[Kim Bu-gyeom/Prime Minister Candidate: (Chairman of the Finance Committee) I think it was a judgment that you (thought) needed to calm down this overheating. .]
However, it also suggested that there should be no victims, as well as a plan for a supplementary measure.
(Video coverage: Park Jin-ho, Jung Sang-bo, Kim Seung-tae, Video editing: Choi Hye-young)