最新报道:Bitcoin recorded a 0.52% negative Kimchi Premium on July 26, indicating weaker demand in South Korea compared to global markets. The premium, which measures the price gap between Korean exchanges and international platforms, turned negative as local trading volumes dipped. Analysts attribute the shift to reduced retail investor activity amid regulatory uncertainties and market volatility. Despite the negative premium, Bitcoin's global price remained stable around $30,000, with traders closely watching macroeconomic factors like U.S. interest rate decisions. The Kimchi Premium, historically a bullish indicator for Korean markets, has fluctuated recently, reflecting changing investor sentiment in the region.