After that, Soros began to slowly buy Thai baht and sell US dollars in the foreign exchange market, which led to an increase in the exchange rate of Thai baht against the US dollar. First of all, this is a very slow process, and people will always unconsciously ignore some threats brought by slow rise. Just like putting a frog in water and cooking it with the smallest fire, the frog will feel very comfortable. The water is boiling, and it can't escape. When the Thai baht reached a higher position, Soros began to violently throw out his own Thai baht, and the panic in the market also led the Thai people to start selling their Thai baht to buy dollars.
The direct result of the crazy selling of Thai baht is the sharp depreciation of Thai baht. In order to fix the exchange rate between the two countries, the Thai government began to sell dollars, hoping to maintain the original exchange rate. At that time, some US dollars in the foreign exchange reserves of the Thai government needed to buy arms, which means less than US$ 654.38+00 billion. At that time, Soros's quantum fund had a total asset of $50 billion, and the overwhelming advantage made the Thai government's assistance seem to be a drop in the bucket.