Bitcoin’s ‘Kimchi Premium’ Vanishes Again as Trading Range Tightens

By cineramaAugust 13, 2019Bitcoin Business

The spread between the price of bitcoin on South Korean and U.S.-based crypto exchanges, which returned in June and hit 16-month highs , has disappeared once again.

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Bitcoin’s ‘Kimchi Premium’ Vanishes Again as Trading Range Tightens

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