最新报道:South Korea's "kimchi premium" has inverted to a 1.37% discount as Bitcoin trades below global averages, marking the first sustained negative gap since 2021. The reversal comes amid stricter local crypto regulations, including proposed bans on crypto purchases with credit cards and increased scrutiny of exchanges. Analysts attribute the shift to reduced domestic speculative demand and investors shifting funds overseas due to regulatory uncertainty. The premium, which once reached over 50% during Bitcoin's 2021 bull run, had been a hallmark of South Korea's heated crypto market. Market observers note the inversion reflects changing investor behavior as global crypto adoption grows.