Results of the BTS Investor’s Club are OUT: Check all details

Results from the BTS Investor’s Club of Taehyung are out, and the ARMY  adores how Jung Hoseok ( J-Hope) is equally supportive; Jin emerges as a ruthless businessperson. Min Yoongi ( Suga) is the most rational character.

BTS, well-known as the Bangtan Boys, is a South Korean boy band. It was founded in 2010 and made its debut in 2013. Big Hit Entertainment managed it. Most of the septet’s songs are co-written and co-produced by its members, including members Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook. Their musical style has developed to include a variety of genres while mainly being a hip-hop group at first.

Members of BTS and their wealth are frequently discussed. ARMY often practices its financial habits. While other members, like Jungkook, are known for being thrifty, RM, alias Kim Namjoon, has extravagant preferences. Although we have read about their lavish mansions, the guys themselves are not ostentatious except for their designer outfits.

BTS members participated in a game where they had to invest an imagined 77.7 billion Korean won. Each member was instructed to divide the funds and develop business ideas. This unique game was included with ARMY on Weverse membership.

Jungkook ( BTS Investor’s Club) wrote, ” I don’t like complicated stuff and just want to invest in everyone equally, ♡ BTS rules!”

Jin said he would set up a food delivery service, whereas SUGA wants to launch a hip-hop label. While RM is interested in investing in art, Jung Hoseok, also known as J-Hope, is interested in a significant clothes company. Jimin and Jungkook had ideas for dancing and voice schools, while Kim Taehyung, nicknamed V, wanted to build a pet hotel. The exercise’s findings show splits in the ARMY.

Jin, nicknamed Kim Seokjin, declared that neither SUGA nor J-businesses Hope’s were viable investments and that he would not put up even a penny. However, everyone concurred that Jin’s suggestion was a wise one. Of all of them, SUGA, aka Min Yoongi, turned out to be the most sensible. The BTS leader gave his art business no consideration, but he recognized the tremendous potential in everyone else. Check out the outcomes.