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 South Korea's declaration of martial law in December 2024 continues to spark widespread debate and speculation. While much attention has been given to the military raids on the National Election Commission (NEC) and the alleged evidence of election fraud, several unresolved issues remain at the heart of this unprecedented move. 1. The Scale and Timing of the NEC Raid What Was the Real Target? The NEC headquarters in Gwacheon housed only 10 night-shift staff when 300 troops , including counterintelligence agents, entered just 2 minutes after martial law was declared . Such overwhelming force raises questions. Was the focus on server data , encrypted communications, or physical documents? The prolonged 3-hour, 20-minute search suggests a meticulous operation to retrieve sensitive evidence or prevent its destruction. Why Confiscate Staff Phones? Confiscating all phones hints at concerns over data leaks or the potential for real-time interference by external actors. Could the gove...

  South Korea’s declaration of martial law in December 2024 has sparked global curiosity and confusion. To many, martial law may seem like a relic of authoritarian regimes, but President Yoon Seok-yeol’s recent actions were unprecedented in a democratic country like South Korea. This article provides a clear timeline and context to understand what happened, why it occurred, and what it means for South Korea and global democracy. Timeline of Events December 3, 2024, 10:28 PM (KST): President Yoon Seok-yeol announces martial law during a nationally televised address. His speech cites concerns over election fraud and political gridlock threatening national security. December 3, 2024, 10:30 PM: Just two minutes after the declaration , approximately 300 troops , including elite counterintelligence agents, enter the National Election Commission (NEC) headquarters in Gwacheon. Phones and devices from staff are confiscated, and the NEC servers are secured. December 3, 2024, 10:50 PM: Par...

 South Korea’s political landscape is in turmoil after President Yoon Suk Yeol’s controversial declaration of martial law. For outsiders unfamiliar with the country’s politics, this situation might seem puzzling. Why would a president declare martial law knowing it could be swiftly reversed by the National Assembly? Here’s an analysis of the deeper political strategies at play. 1. South Korea’s National Assembly Holds the Power In South Korea, the National Assembly functions similarly to the U.S. Congress, holding enough seats to counter any declaration of martial law. President Yoon likely knew his move would be overruled, so why proceed? It seems less about enforcing martial law and more about making a strategic bluff to achieve broader political goals. 2. Yoon’s Political Weakness After Election Losses The president’s conservative party recently suffered significant losses in elections, limiting his ability to govern effectively. Yoon retains control over areas like foreign poli...

 개요 차트............... 참으로 어렵다. 특히나 차트로 뭔가를 해보려는 건 더더욱 어려움 차트에서 캔들도 중요한데 큰 흐름을 잡는게 더 중요하다고 생각함. 이놈의 코인판은 하나의 패턴으로 다 설명 가능하다. 는 거짓말이고 어느정도 정형화 되어있다는 정도로 이해하자.      와이코프 (마켓사이클) 패턴 어렵지 이름부터? 아무튼 유명한 트레이더 이름이다.  무려 20세기 초반의 기술이다. 이게 먹히냐? 응 최소한 매수할 때는 먹힌다. 매도할 때는 종합적으로 봐야하고 코인을 진짜 1-2년간은 안쳐다볼 각오로 해야하기 때문에 거의 예술의 경지가 필요함. 기관, 큰손 등등을 세력이라 칭하겠다. 얘네는 뭘 하는가? 왜하는가? 거래를 하기 위함. 거래에서 이득을 보려면? 싸게사서 비싸게 팔아야함. 이게 다다. 1단계 : Accumulation 세력이 뭔가를 하려면 일단 주식이든 코인이든 사야한다. 이게 1단계 = 매집, 축적 = Accumulation 세력은 시장이 바닥을 기어다니고 지하실 갈 때 야금야금 사들인다. 싸게살수록 좋겠지 그리고 오를만한 것을 사지 않을까. 당연히 이 때는 가격을 일부러 누르기도 한다. 왜냐?  본인들이 물량을 포집해놔야 돌아다니는 유통량이 줄어드니까.  가격 움직이기가 나중에 쉬워짐 반대로 가격이 마구 변동성이 커진다? 개미들이 던져서 오히려 재미가 없어짐. 세력은 많이 사야하기 때문에 시간이 필요하다. 그래서 위 사진 처럼 Accumulation bottom이라는 구간이 필연적으로 생김. 세력이 단기간으로 구매해버리면 시장의 유통량이 싹다 없어져서 가격이 팍 오름. 정리하면, "1단계에서는  가격: 지지선 근처에서 움직이며, 횡보하거나 약간의 상승...