With the approval of Nidhogg, the Destruction Black Dragon, the entire process of the Great Dragon Bond Market became much smoother.
Different interest rates were set based on each church's rank, number of followers, scale, projects ready for borrowing, and collateral.
With the divine decree already issued, the members of these churches no longer hesitated and agreed one after another. In just three days, the bonds of these churches began appearing in the Bond Market.
Although the mythical aura surrounding stocks was gradually fading, people had also realized that stocks could not keep rising forever. Many with relatively low risk tolerance had long since turned their attention to bonds.
Compared to stocks, bonds were less frenzied. It was impossible to earn several times one's investment, but bonds offered stability: annual interest rates slightly higher than those of Great Dragon Bank, with an extremely low chance of encountering risks. Thus, many people had set their sights here.
This was especially true for long-lived races and those with vast amounts of wealth that needed to be placed in several different baskets. For them, many things did not need to be rushed.
For example, the Grand Duke of the Westlands in the Dawn Kingdom chose to put ten percent of his assets into the Stock Market, forty percent into the Bond Market, and twenty percent into Great Dragon Bank as a supplement to the Stock Market and Bond Market. The remaining thirty percent was invested in new commercial ventures within his territory.
It demonstrated hedging to the fullest.
In short, under the guidance of all sorts of different ideas, the Bond Market received no less attention than the Stock Market.
It even surpassed it.
In fact, this could be seen from the number of accounts already trading on the Bond Market, which had