https://www.tronweekly.com/south-koreas-kospi-market-crash-wipes-370b-as/
The KOSPI market crash erased 509 trillion South Korean won, or about $370 billion, from South Korea’s stock market within six hours on May 15. The sell-off came as emerging-market assets weakened under pressure from rising oil prices. Bloomberg reported that South Korea led losses among emerging markets after two straight sessions of growth…
South Korea’s KOSPI Market Crash Wipes $370B as Coinone Talks Heat Up
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