Compared to the frenzy of the Stock Exchange, the Bond Market was relatively quieter.
Even so, trading quickly became bustling.
The main reason was that, aside from several heavyweight companies issuing bonds, various nations and churches had also begun issuing national and church bonds.
People might have doubts about individual companies, but when facing their own countries, the universally recognized strongest nation on the continent, or the churches they believed in, many were still willing to give it a try.
Some churches even took the initiative to promote it among their followers, encouraging them to visit the Great Dragon Bank to apply for bank cards and buy bonds on the Bond Market.
The Magic Net had both the Stock Exchange and the Bond Market, which greatly facilitated their actions.
In extreme cases, priests from the churches might even be seen personally teaching believers how to use the Magic Net.
The number of literate people was indeed limited, but simply teaching them how to use some of the Magic Net's functions was not difficult.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, Roger had the book introduce an assistive-use feature. Once it was activated, users could tap anything they did not recognize, and the Magic Net Ring would make a sound and tell them what the button or sentence meant.
Of course, voice input also quietly appeared on the Magic Net at this time, making communication even easier.
With all these factors combined, the total number of Magic Net users was already approaching fifteen million. More than twelve million of them had Great Dragon Bank accounts, nearly three million had activated the Stock Exchange, two million had activated both the Stock Exchange and the Bond Market, while around four million had activated only the Bond Market.
After activating those functions, around seventy percent of