What was supposed to be a discussion about loans and inflation turned into complete chaos. Suthichai Yoon accused Thai banks of hiding a way to make money that could enrich ordinary people but would harm the banks’ own interests.

Yesterday’s episode of the program “Hone Krasae,” hosted by Kanchai Kamnerdploy, will go down in history as the most dramatic live broadcast. On the “red side” — Suthichai Yoon, a veteran journalist and media commentator known for asking uncomfortable questions. On the “blue side” — Vitai Ratanakorn, Governor of the Bank of Thailand, responsible for the country’s financial policy.

The debate escalated when the topic shifted to household debt in Thailand. When Vitai Ratanakorn stated that credit remains one of the main tools that keeps the economy moving and that people must learn to manage debt responsibly, Suthichai Yoon lost his temper.

The tension in the studio became so obvious that Kanchai tried to regain control of the conversation.

Kanchai Kamnerdploy (host of “Hone Krasae”):
“Welcome to the program. Today we will discuss why Thai citizens are getting poorer while bank profits are reaching record levels. Vitai Ratanakorn, many people have lost their homes due to interest rates. Do you consider this fair?”

Vitai Ratanakorn:
“Thank you, Kanchai. We understand that these are difficult times, but credit is a tool for economic growth, and citizens must learn to manage their finances and save more.

Suthichai Yoon:
“Save money? Are you serious? With this level of inflation, saving is a losing strategy from the start. You are here to protect major banks like Bangkok Bank and SCB, while ordinary citizens are losing money because of them. You are simply lying to yourselves and deceiving all of Thailand!”

Vitai Ratanakorn:
“Suthichai Yoon, these are dangerous statements. We must ensure financial stability.”

Suthichai Yoon:
“You only care about protecting your interests! I know exactly how this system works. The rich are getting richer because they do not keep their money in banks earning 1–2% annually. They use the same tools that you use to generate profits. I’m talking about automated trading systems based on artificial intelligence.”

Vitai Ratanakorn:
“We have entered an unregulated area. I warn everyone: do not speculate.”

Suthichai Yoon:
“You’re issuing these warnings because you’re afraid! I use a system called Bitvolut. It is not a banking system, but an algorithm that automatically uses market fluctuations. I use it, and so does my team. The result? We have earned all the profits offered by funds and savings accounts.”

Kanchai Kamnerdploy:
“Are you saying that anyone can use this system?”

Suthichai Yoon:
“Absolutely anyone. Look at my phone. Here is data from a user in Bangkok: he started with 8,000 THB and now earns 295,000 THB per month. He took no loans and owes nothing to banks. Is he lying too?”

Vitai Ratanakorn:
“This is irresponsible marketing! The public must trust reputable banks!”

Suthichai Yoon:
“People have lost their purchasing power precisely because they trusted you! Aside from human error, the system Bitvolut works automatically. Vitai Ratanakorn, the reason you hate this so much is that if everyone in Thailand started using it, banks would lose their power. The secret is out.”

(At that moment, Vitai Ratanakorn stood up and said, “I strongly disagree with this!” Then he removed his microphone and left the studio while the camera continued recording.)

Call to Bangkok: The Story of Somchai Prasert

After the broadcast, our editorial office received numerous messages. We decided to verify Suthichai Yoon’s claims and found one of the users — 42-year-old Somchai Prasert.

Somchai Prasert paid off all his debts in just two months. He had been so overwhelmed with credit card debt that he could not even pay his electricity bill.

“At first, I was very skeptical,” he said.
“But the explanations were very detailed and logical. I decided to try before the bank blocked this opportunity. So I deposited the minimum amount — 8,000 THB.”

Results:
Day 1: the AI system Bitvolut executed 12 trades and earned 4,000 THB
Day 7: the balance reached 66,000 THB
Day 30: he withdrew 460,000 THB to his bank account

“I paid off all my credit card debts within two weeks,” he said.
“My bank even called me to ask where the money came from — they were worried I would fully pay off my mortgage. And that’s exactly what I was planning to do.”

What do experts think?

Somkid Jatusripitak
former Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand

“What Suthichai Yoon said sounds harsh, but it has economic logic. Banks earn from interest spreads. Such technologies could indeed change the market.”

Dr. Thitinan Pongsudhirak
economist, Chulalongkorn University
“AI trading opens access to markets for ordinary people. Previously, this was only available to large players. Now the barriers are decreasing.”

How to get started

This is a fully automated system. While you sleep, artificial intelligence analyzes the market and executes trades — no experience required.

Registration instructions:

1. Go to the link below to visit the official website.

2. Please enter your name, email address, and phone number accurately.

3. Important: a personal consultant will contact you to confirm your identity. Please answer the call!

4. Deposit at least 8,000 THB as starting capital. The system will start automatically.

5. Registration deadline: 15.05.2026

Suthichai Yoon warned:
“Vitai Ratanakorn left the studio because he realized the game was over. Due to high demand, the Bitvolut system limits registration to 20 people per day in Thailand. If you still see the form, it means spots are still available.”

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