South Korean funeral company faces unrealized loss on ether etfs

A South Korean funeral company invested customer funds in leveraged Ether ETFs and now holds a $33 million unrealized loss.

A South Korean funeral company placed some customer funds into leveraged Ether ETFs. The investments have left the firm with a $33 million unrealized loss at present.

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