Key Points:
According to the Electronic Disclosure System of the Financial Supervisory Service, the company’s operating loss of 3.442 billion won in Q2 is a reversal from the 3.842 billion won operating profit recorded in the previous year’s corresponding timeframe.
This drop in performance is mirrored by a 60% decrease in operating income, which amounted to 31.993 billion won.
The financial report, released on August 16, also reveals a positive aspect amidst the financial challenges. The net loss for the current period has shown improvement, decreasing from 43.3 billion won in the previous year to 8.583 billion won.
Bithumb’s struggles during the second quarter are largely attributed to reduced commission income due to a decline in virtual asset trading volume. The stagnant prices of virtual assets, particularly below the $30,000 mark, impacted investor sentiment negatively.
Despite short-lived rebounds prompted by positive developments such as Bitcoin (BTC) spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications and legal victories involving Ripple (XRP), sustained upward movement remained elusive.
In response, Bithumb is initiating a fee-free event for select virtual assets as a strategic move to boost trading volume.
Currently, the company has waived fees for 30 virtual asset types, including Solana (SOL), Ethereum Classic (ETC), and Sandbox (SAND). This initiative aims to increase liquidity, entice new investors, and facilitate fresh capital inflow.
The company’s outlook hinges on its ability to revitalize trading volume and regain market confidence in the face of ongoing market challenges.
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