How to Read the CoinGaja Price Table: Prices, Changes and Kimchi Premium by Exchange

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The price table on the CoinGaja home page is built to compare the prices of several exchanges on one screen. Here is what each column means.

Reading the table, in order

1. Coin tabs: tap a tab at the top such as BTC, ETH or XRP to switch to that coin. The selected tab is highlighted.
2. Exchange: Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Digital X (formerly Korbit) (Korea) and Binance (the reference exchange) each get one row.
3. Live (₩): the exchange's current price in won. Overseas exchanges are converted to won.
4. 24h change: how much the price rose or fell over the last 24 hours, in won and percent. Red means up, blue means down.
5. Premium: how much more expensive the Korean exchange is than Binance (converted at the USD/KRW rate). A negative value means Korea is cheaper.

More useful features

• Overseas exchanges: on mobile, open them with the "More overseas exchanges" button below the table.
• Settings (gear): choose the exchanges, coins and display units you want; they are saved in your browser.
• 24-hour trend chart: a line showing how the kimchi premium moved over the last 24 hours.
• Live refresh: the screen refreshes automatically about every 3 seconds.

Using the all-coins list

The kimchi premium list of all coins shows the kimchi premium of every coin at once.

• Sort: by trading value, highest premium, lowest premium
• Change the basis: exchange rate / Tether
• Search: find a coin by name or symbol (e.g. BTC)
• A - in the table is a value hidden on purpose because the price is stale or unreliable.

For the meaning of the kimchi premium and how it is calculated, see What Is the Kimchi Premium? Meaning, Calculation and How to Read It.

※ Prices and the kimchi premium are for reference only, and investment decisions and their results are the user's own responsibility.