First of all, I would like to say that I am thinking of myself.
Investment is on your own terms, so don't get influenced or swayed by this article.
So don't keep in mind because it's a personal writing and you got a terrible hit rate.
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According to the South Korean government's policy, no new subscriptions have been accepted from the Korea Exchange since the end of last year.
Now it appears as though they are slowly getting ready for a new subscription.
Now think of what cipher currency they will be concentrated on as new funds enter.
It is considered one of the two.
We have the first generation of famous coins, represented by BTC, the ETCs, and the Ripps.
Low-price local currency tradable coins represented by Statters Network Token (SNT), Stella (XLM), Mercury (MER), and ADA (Korea Won Exchange).
And low-price local coins (excluding a repeat) that can be paid by bits Rex, Xiah (SC), or Burley (hex).
You should judge which side your fire is concentrated on.
I repeat myself. You don't have any accuracy, so don't trust me and you'd better believe it.
The sentiments of new investors should be understood.
Whether it is stocks or coins, it is for financial gains.
Some of these funds will go into BTCs and others for a stable profit without taking risks.
The inflow funds will be concentrated in low-price coins with a large quantity of the same amount.
Among coins available in Korea, low-price ones with prices of less than 1,000 won (less than one dollar each) will be quite attractive.
In particular, some coins under 3,000 won have high potential.
I don't know until ten thousand won, but ... If the price rises to 5,000 won, investors will have to pay the most.
Now the BTC is up by 100 % to 20 million won.
A 100 percent rise to 2,000 won, or the 1,000 won coin, is seen as more realistic.
If there is no such thing as a gift market, and the advantage of a third generation coin is an easily accessible coin,
You'll have to be attractive.
At this point of writing I feel strongly that it will go up.
