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South Korean Traders Push Bitcoin Into Its Deepest Discount Since 2021

BY BITCOIN.COM NEWS · Sat, 06 Jun 2026
South Korean Traders Push Bitcoin Into Its Deepest Discount Since 2021

As bitcoin slipped to a 2026 low of $59,100, market data reveals that BTC priced against the South Korean won has been changing hands at a discount. In fact, the Kimchi premium has vanished, and bitcoin has been trading below global market prices in South Korea for nearly a month. Nearly a Month of Discounts […]

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