Bit coin addiction phenomenon by Korean college students - [Writing by korean college students]

Bitcoin addiction is very popular among college students in Korea

They usually spend their part-time job as a part-time job primarily to buy alt-coin
for example, qtum,neo,eos,xem,xlm,ada,,,so on
( About $ 10~$100)

The problem, however, is that they are not interested in the block chain technology, only because of a vague hope that they can make money.

For example, in an anecdote, bit coin club is rapidly emerging in Korean universities, and it is also made in our school. The president of the club, who bought $ 100 when Ripple was $ 0.50, earned $ 800, earned a reputation in the school, and created a beat coin club.

Many college students joined the club afterwards, and the club was very successful. They gathered in the school room, gathered in the club room, exchanged information on the beat coin, and had a study on charts. The chairperson volunteered himself as a bitcoin expert and many students started to lead.

However, as Bitcoin entered a downturn again, the people who joined the club lost money, and the chairman began to blame. I am not a member of this club, but because I had personal acquaintances with the president, I was drinking together to comfort the accused president. While drinking, I asked the president about the definition of a block chain, but the president did not really know anything about the chain of blocks.

I was angry at the fact that these ignorant people were attracting a lot of college students, and asked why you did it, and he said that in some groups he did so in his desire to be praised and honorable.

In fact, more than 90% of college students are investing in bit coin as a means of profit rather than approaching the technology of bit coin such as block chain.

I would like to have attitude of many ignorant college students in Korea as an investor with this drop, and finally I will let my author say a word.

" Whether it's a stock, bitcoin, or money to earn, there's no money to earn free anywhere."