In the mid-17th century, a peculiar event took place in the Netherlands. In the year 1637, a phenomenon known as the "Tulip Mania" erupted in the country. During this period, tulip bulbs became so highly sought after that people invested their fortunes in pursuit of these flowers.

Tulip Mania began with the increasing rarity and value of tulip bulbs. People, captivated by the beauty of these colorful flowers, started showing tremendous interest in tulip bulbs. In a short period, tulip bulbs became a status symbol, and they began to be used as an investment vehicle.

The prices of the bulbs skyrocketed unbelievably, leading people to sell everything they had to invest in tulip bulbs. This craze even resulted in the establishment of a tulip bulb market, where these bulbs were traded at astronomical prices. However, this mania eventually collapsed, and many individuals faced significant financial losses. Tulip Mania is remembered in history as one of the fascinating financial bubbles.