South Korean Cryptocurrency Regulator Found Dead - Died Naturally Or With Intent?

23:40 20.Feb.2018
The more familiar Bitcoin becomes, the more often you hear voices from governments and banks that a regulation is necessary. And it's no secret that the South Korean authorities are demanding much stricter laws on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

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In the past years, we have recorded locks on crypto currencies, ICOs and trading platforms like in the Q3 & Q4 of 2017. This was followed by exit barriers for large investors and Exchange owners as well as the price drop of almost 30 %. Some people lost bags of money in this "little" crash back in September 2017, where the Price dropped $2000. Many of them blamed governments for the crash and swore revenge for the money they lost.

Did someone took revenge now?

Its 11:20 as a government spokesman reported the death of a regulation coordinator. It is Jung Ki-joon, the head of economic policy at South Korea’s Office for Government Policy Coordination. He was found dead at home at the age of 52 this Sunday. Investigators initially suspect a heart attack as a cause of death. Ki-joon colleagues also report that he has been under tremendous stress ever since he took on the job of coordinator last year.

But what if someone wanted to prevent the announced ban of cryptoexchanges?

Especially with the sums that come especially from the Asian region, a prohibition of exchanges would be devastating for Bitcoin & co. It is possible that somebody caused the death to Ki-joon to keep the price of BTC stable. Because with a new crash under the $10,000, Caos could break out again and investors would lose another big buzz.
In reddit, some users have already addressed theories about possible murder. They do not believe in a natural death, as the actual results of the autopsy have still not been released.
If it was really a normal death, why should not have said anything more for nearly a week - so the users.

What do you think about that? Can a 52-year-old government employee die from too much stress? Was it a natural death or a murder?
Please share your opinion on this!

Sources:
http://bit.ly/2EEPYxf (n-tv.de)
http://for.tn/2EHyn7Y (fortune.com)
http://bit.ly/2EI4atI (reddit.com)