All four Korean exchanges (Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X)
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Korea's crypto exchanges trade in Korean won only and money cannot move freely in and out of Korea, so the same coin can cost more (or less) there than abroad: that gap is the Kimchi Premium.
Kimchi Premium basis: the overseas exchange is Binance. Each Korean exchange's won price is compared with the Binance dollar price × the KRW/USD exchange rate (not Tether). An exchange button uses that exchange's price alone; All Korea averages the four by trading value.
Tile size is each coin's share of the 24h trading value.
Colour and number are the 24h price change (Price: green up, red down) or the Kimchi Premium over Binance. The colour has five steps and gets one step deeper from 0.3%, 1.5%, 5% and 10% (Kimchi Premium: 0.2%, 0.5%, 1% and 2%). The line in a tile is the last 24 hours (every 15 minutes).
All Korea adds up the trading value of Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone and Digital X and averages the change and the Kimchi Premium by each exchange's share of it.
Different coins that only share a ticker are not merged, and a coin that cannot be compared with Binance shows "-" as its Kimchi Premium. Stablecoins such as Tether are left out.
No.1 by trading value on an exchange · deposits or withdrawals suspended on at least one exchange · the number in a tile's corner is its rank by trading value; tap a tile for each exchange's price, Kimchi Premium and listing.
Surging / Plunging means a 24h move of 5% or more (Kimchi Premium view: 2% or more, or Reverse Premium only); the data refreshes every minute.
