Citrini Research analyst Jukan criticized the stabilization measures announced by South Korean regulators on July 29, calling them deeply disappointing and largely symbolic. In his remarks, he said the package amounted to little more than performative action with almost no practical value. Jukan also questioned why the products in question had been allowed to exist in the first place. He argued that even if authorities block new capital from entering, existing positions would still face liquidation pressure. He further challenged the idea that investor education alone could address the problem. The comments were reported by BlockBeats as a reaction to the regulatory measures unveiled that evening.
On July 29, Citrini Research analyst Jukan commented on the stabilization measures announced by South Korean regulators that evening, saying the steps were “deeply disappointing” and amounted to “symbolic, performative gestures” with almost no practical value.
Jukan also questioned regulators directly: “Why were these products allowed to exist in the first place? Even if the government stops new money from coming in, existing positions will still face liquidation pressure, won’t they? Do they really think education can solve this problem?”
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