According to news on December 10, the cryptocurrency-themed movie "Crypto Man" directed by South Korean director Hyun Hae-ri will be released on January 15, 2025. The film is based on a real-life cryptocurrency crash that caused losses of more than 50 trillion won (approximately $34.9 billion), and stars the late actor Song Jae-rim. The film tells the story of the protagonist Yang Do-hyun (played by Song Jae-rim), who after experiencing many entrepreneurial failures, successfully issued the cryptocurrency MOMMY with his friends, but later encountered regulatory scrutiny. It is reported that the film has undergone strict legal consultation and will use black humor to show the living conditions of young Koreans who "trade stocks during the day and trade cryptocurrencies at night." According to Upbit data, there were 3,759 cryptocurrency multi-millionaires in South Korea as of the end of 2023, with investors in their 20s holding an average of $3.65 million in digital assets.