Anyways respect to his family, RIP.
Topic: Any correlation between Bitcoin and this death? (Read 201 times)
Probably he suicide because no one stops playing with crypto.
Anyways respect to his family, RIP.
Anyways respect to his family, RIP.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/finance/city/921209/bitcoin-crackdown-cryptocurrency-regulation-boss-Jung-Ki-joon-dies-south-korea/amp
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
It's hard to speculate specially the article did not mentioned even a little about the person's health before this. Does not even mentioned how old the person was.
It tickles the mind of everyone who learned about this incident. Just like a movie thing.
Anyways, condolences for the family.
https://www.[Suspicious link removed]s/www.express.co.uk/finance/city/921209/bitcoin-crackdown-cryptocurrency-regulation-boss-Jung-Ki-joon-dies-south-korea/amp
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
There may be other reasons behind his death. We should wait for proper investigation before drawing any conclusion.
Korea agreed to give a green signal to cryptocurrency and I do think that nothing is impossible people could easily do anything for legalizing the Bitcoins because there could be some underworld Don or something involved in this .. with his huge amount of money invested in Bitcoins.
This way that man could have been a good target..
People do anything for money and that wouldn't surprise me if it was true.
This way that man could have been a good target..
People do anything for money and that wouldn't surprise me if it was true.
Reading deeper into it and finding more articles, it seems like the death was solely stress-induced. Most likely no foul play here.
Next day, South Korea' Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) governor, has announced that the country will not be turning away from cryptocurrencies, reassured cryptocurrency exchanges that South Korea will allow cryptocurrency transactions. So, the only condition that stands between the buyer and the seller is a ‘normal transaction’. It means that users must use their real names in future purchases, a rule that was passed this year in January.
This is pretty interesting news too. I understand why they want the users to use their real name, but in a sense, I think that defeats half of the purpose of bitcoin. At least for the early users, anonymity was a pretty key part to the currency. As of now, I'm not sure if people still want that or if they just want to be able to use bitcoin as a "normal" currency, especially because so many new people are now invested in it.
Korea agreed to give a green signal to cryptocurrency and I do think that nothing is impossible people could easily do anything for legalizing the Bitcoins because there could be some underworld Don or something involved in this .. with his huge amount of money invested in Bitcoins.
This way that man could have been a good target..
People do anything for money and that wouldn't surprise me if it was true.
This way that man could have been a good target..
People do anything for money and that wouldn't surprise me if it was true.
Next day, South Korea' Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) governor, has announced that the country will not be turning away from cryptocurrencies, reassured cryptocurrency exchanges that South Korea will allow cryptocurrency transactions. So, the only condition that stands between the buyer and the seller is a ‘normal transaction’. It means that users must use their real names in future purchases, a rule that was passed this year in January.
I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market.
Can you name one death of a politician or member of government who has not raised suspicion?
I've always wonder why those people can't die without raising a fuss.
In these days you can't even have a damn heart attack without something or someone to be blamed for.
Given the furious pace at which South Korea has been taking action against crypto, him being stressed is no surprise at all to me. There must be a lot of pressure coming from all sides.
South Korea ranks second in suicides, and stress is one of the factors involved, not to mention health problems due to it. Besides, Koreans and Japaneses are known to die from overwork.
It's true that politicians and people in power have a lot of buzz around things that happen to them, but that's just a part of living that life in my opinion. There will always be some suspicion, especially if they were opting for an unpopular position.
I wasn't actually aware of the information you shared about South Korea here. If I knew more about that, I'm sure the thought of this being a sort of "inside job" would be much more dampened. Numerous articles have claimed that it was stress-induced, so the idea of this being a murder are pretty much past me.
I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market.
Can you name one death of a politician or member of government who has not raised suspicion?
I've always wonder why those people can't die without raising a fuss.
In these days you can't even have a damn heart attack without something or someone to be blamed for.
Given the furious pace at which South Korea has been taking action against crypto, him being stressed is no surprise at all to me. There must be a lot of pressure coming from all sides.
South Korea ranks second in suicides, and stress is one of the factors involved, not to mention health problems due to it. Besides, Koreans and Japaneses are known to die from overwork.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/finance/city/921209/bitcoin-crackdown-cryptocurrency-regulation-boss-Jung-Ki-joon-dies-south-korea/amp
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
It's horrible, I guess that's it for him. We may never knew man what really happened. What did the investigation team said? Thinking it was the recent's hypes reason gives me fear. What if it was really a murder? Who would have done such crime? I guess there is someone that big like an organization or mafia that is behind those scenes.
People will come to an instance that taking someones life will save crypto in Korea? How can we possibly know that such death are really related, but most of us will think it is really related to the recent regulations given the time and date or simply the at current situation.
It doesn't look like there are any mysterious circumstances regarding his death, and if his family doesn't suspect foul play, then I don't think it's respectful for me to start spouting conspiracy theories. Either way, it doesn't look like the coroner's office has a report on his death yet.
Given the furious pace at which South Korea has been taking action against crypto, him being stressed is no surprise at all to me. There must be a lot of pressure coming from all sides.
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Colleagues of Mr Jung have been reported claiming Mr Jung that stress may have been a contributing factor to his death.
Given the furious pace at which South Korea has been taking action against crypto, him being stressed is no surprise at all to me. There must be a lot of pressure coming from all sides.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/finance/city/921209/bitcoin-crackdown-cryptocurrency-regulation-boss-Jung-Ki-joon-dies-south-korea/amp
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?
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