HYBE's stock prices are wavering due to the BTS military exemption issue, and as of last week, the current unsettling situation has caused a drip in the stock prices.HYBE's share prices have been falling and rising simultaneously over the past few months, depending on the topic of BTS' military exemption. The multi-billionaire company suffered a big drop in June after the Yet To Come crooners announced a break from their activities as a septet to pursue solo careers.★彡 ᴋɪꜱʜᴀ (ᴬ ᴮᵒʳᵃᵇⁱᵗᶜʰ ᵃⁿᵈ ᴾᵉʳⁱᵒᵈ ᴬᵈᵛᵒᶜᵃᵗᵉ) 彡★@kikishoesPlease explain to me why this is a debate considering that BTS has not asked for exemption? (That I know of.) "The Ministry of National Defense finally releases an official statement in regard to the special #military service for #BTS." allkpop.com/article/2022/0… via @allkpopPlease explain to me why this is a debate considering that BTS has not asked for exemption? (That I know of.) "The Ministry of National Defense finally releases an official statement in regard to the special #military service for #BTS." allkpop.com/article/2022/0… via @allkpopAfter news of the temporary hiatus, HYBE's stock price fell by 25%, causing a loss of ₩2.00 trillion KRW (about $1.44 billion USD) in the market capitalization. Since then, HYBE has seen multiple fluctuations - high and low - in their share price.On Monday, September 19, HYBE clocked a rise of 2.27% in the market. As per the reports, it was the effect of the public survey that revealed how the majority of the people wanted to allow BTS to serve alternative military duty.HYBE's share price on a rollercoaster ride because of the BTS military exemption discussionCharlotte⁷ Busy@youazz7KMedia reported that the stock price of HYBE began to rise sharply after Jungkook's VliveHybe lost 2.2 trillion won on June 15th 342597634KMedia reported that the stock price of HYBE began to rise sharply after Jungkook's Vlive😳😳Hybe lost 2.2 trillion won on June 15th 😳 https://t.co/hKnDtXoUPN1018 people of over 18 years participated in the Realmeter survey that took place from September 14 to 15, and voted in favor of a revision of South Korea's Military Service Act that would exempt BTS from the current rules for compulsory enlistment. Almost 61 percent of participants acknowledged that the change will allow artists with international fame and respect to serve alternative military duties instead of mandatory military service.On August 31, HYBE's stock prices rose by 6.76%, as a result of comments made by defense minister, Lee Jong-sup. During a parliamentary defense committee meeting, he announced that the administration will arrive at a decision based on public poll results.On the heels of his declaration, on September 1, HYBE's share went down by 8.26% during the trading session.☾Moonchild Rising⁷ #SEXYNUKIM💜🎶🃏🐦🌟💙💛@BBVitazHYBE stock 5 day report. I noticed the stock has been bouncing around this area between 155 and 165.When you look at the monthly report, we were doing great and then things start to fall after issues with the concert location and gov involvement.1HYBE stock 5 day report. I noticed the stock has been bouncing around this area between 155 and 165.When you look at the monthly report, we were doing great and then things start to fall after issues with the concert location and gov involvement. https://t.co/z3dyBa5c2EAnother survey took place on September 6, which showed that 54.1 percent of people who took the survey would like the boyband to serve in the military. This resulted in HYBE's share price falling further by 4.18 percent.Since then, no rigid decision regarding the group's military exemption has been made yet. As a result, last Friday, HYBE's stock fell again, to 154,000 won, mostly because of the net selling by foreign investors.It would be difficult to exempt BTS from mandatory military serviceThe confusing saga of whether the Dynamite singers will serve the mandatory military service continues to be a point of contention for the public and the fans alike.Kim Young-bae, an assemblyman from the Democratic Party of Korea, recently proposed a bill that would mandate pop celebrities like BTS to serve alternative military duties. It seems that performing a free concert in Busan, as the PR ambassadors for Korea's bid to host World Expo 2030, is one way they are doing it.MY NEWS@JathuksshaR𝔹𝕥𝕤 𝕃𝕒𝕥𝕖𝕤𝕥 𝕟𝕖𝕨𝕤Bts having a big headache about military decision so the South Korea decided to make a meeting about this on " OCTOBER 31 "1𝔹𝕥𝕤 𝕃𝕒𝕥𝕖𝕤𝕥 𝕟𝕖𝕨𝕤Bts having a big headache about military decision so the South Korea decided to make a meeting about this on " OCTOBER 31 " https://t.co/zeXFAA6u7bHowever, soon after, the country's defense minister shared that it would be "difficult" to exempt the septet from the mandatory military service.Despite multiple statements from the council to frequent wavers on HYBE's stock price, the decision on BTS' military exemption is still pending. However, with Jin, the eldest of the group, turning 30 this December, fans and K-netizens can expect a final decision on the issue soon.