Are young people who live diligently and diligently a fool

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(1)Yonhap News Agency
(2)I paid off my debt for a single coin
(3)Applications for rehabilitation in your 20s soared
(4)Input 20230402 644 PM
(5)One is ⑤
(6)Yonhap News TV Dry Warning Yangpyeong-gun
(7)Coin debt forgiveness has soared in 20s’ rehabilitation applications
(8)Sunday wide
(9)Over 1816…Apartment purchases in their 20s and 30s increased for 25 months in Ulsan as four times one loan was released in a year

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(1)The Seoul Rehabilitation Court’s loss of virtual currency in July last year was
(2)He announced that he would be excluded from the total amount of reimbursement
(3)At that time, there were many criticisms that it could encourage so-called debt investment
(4)In the first half of the year, the number of applications for individual rehabilitation in their 20s has doubled from a year ago

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(1)Accordingly, when the Seoul Rehabilitation Court determines the total amount of reimbursement
(2)Since the second half of last year, Code 408, which excludes the amount of loss of virtual currency, has been in effect For example, if a virtual currency that invested 100 million won plunges and only has a value of 10 million won, the remaining debt can be written off if it is repaid 10 million won through individual rehabilitation procedures according to this rule
(3)When it was announced that these rules would be applied not only to existing traditional assets but also to virtual currencies, critics said that losses were not fair because they were reimbursed through the court without paying taxes on profits

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(1)Coin investors are against debt relief Coin investment
(2)Do you donate money to society if you benefit from it
(3)Reply 14
(4)In the end, I did it, but if I get a 100 million loan and make 100 million won, I don’t have to pay for the loan, and if I lose a 100 million won, I borrowed a 100 million coin, and the court made a fool of them. 4

If there’s a profit, it’s your money

If you lose money, it’s not a debt relief

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