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From the data, the situation is indeed interesting: Tom Lee's ETH-related business stock has fallen by 82.77%, and Circle (the company behind USDC) has fallen by 73.28%. Both companies' performances are not ideal, with their stock prices continuing to decline from their highs.
But this hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of Korean investors. According to Bloomberg data, these two companies' stocks surprisingly ranked among the top ten overseas securities purchased by Koreans this year. The ETH-related business stock ranked even higher, just behind tech giant Alphabet, in second place.
This phenomenon reflects an interesting investment psychology: buy more as prices fall. Korean investors seem to view this dip as an opportunity, continuously increasing their positions at the bottom. This "bottom-fishing mentality" is especially evident in investments related to the crypto ecosystem. Whether it is strategic foresight or gambler's psychology, the market will ultimately provide the answer.