Bitcoin Premium in South Korea Hits 2% for First Time Since Pre-War Market Shock
With bitcoin trading above the $80,000 threshold, bitcoin prices in South Korea have carried premiums approaching 2%, marking their highest level since late February. The move follows a choppy stretch since that period,...
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