Bitcoin crashed in South Korea when martial law was declared, but has no reaction to impeachment

News 1 reported that the virtual currency exchange that had been experiencing problems due to a computer malfunction during the December 3 state of emergency was operating without any issues on the day of the impeachment announcement.
Although there was no panic selling as there was during the martial law declaration, financial authorities also engaged in similar
According to the cryptocurrency industry, on the 4th, at 11:22 am, the Constitutional Court voted to impeach President Yoon Seok-yeol.
Before and after the decision, cryptocurrency exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb were able to execute transactions without any problems. First of all, domestic cryptocurrency investors have not shown any major reaction, as they did when martial law was declared.
When we looked at the trading volume of Coingeco's standard Upbit in 10-minute increments, we found that the trading volume had started to drop sharply from 8 a.m. on the day before the impeachment announcement.
Trading volume increased slightly between 11:20 and 11:30 a.m., when the impeachment was decided, but it was still higher than the volume on the night of the 3rd, when the New York Stock Exchange plummeted in real time.
This is far below the level of the previous year. Exchanges have also been increasing their servers and making thorough preparations for emergencies. Earlier this year, the Financial Supervisory Service announced that it would implement measures to deal with the December 3 emergency state of emergency.
The on-site inspection was carried out twice at the cryptocurrency exchanges that experienced computer problems during the emergency.
It was confirmed that the main cause of the outage was a lack of server capacity due to the concentration of traffic. For example, Upbit was able to accommodate up to 500,000 simultaneous connections, but
At the peak, 540,000 people were connected. As a result, the exchange, following a recommendation from the Financial Supervisory Service, increased the number of servers and other equipment to prevent a recurrence of the computer failure. Upbit has increased the number of simultaneous connections it can accommodate.
The Financial Supervisory Service also contacted the cryptocurrency exchanges on the 3rd, the day before the impeachment trial was announced, to ask about the computer failure.
It was reported that the government once again called for caution.