South Korean prosecutors indict entertainment agency employee who ”sold shares” after learning of BTS' hiatus in advance

The former employees of the entertainment agency "HYBE" who sold their shares after learning in advance that a video announcing the hiatus of the Korean idol group "BTS" would be released have come forward.
On the 27th, the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors' Office learned in advance that a video announcing that "BTS" would be suspending its activities as a group was going to be released, and immediately before the video was released, the prosecutors of the entertainment agency they held were charged with suspending the activities of the group.
Three former employees who sold stocks to avoid losses were indicted. "BTS" announced on YouTube in June last year that they would "suspend activities as a group and will be working individually for the time being."
The next day, HYBE's stock price fell 24.87%.