How far DOT trades above the global price (—) on regional spot markets. Positive is a premium, negative a discount.
DOT spot and perpetual prices on each exchange at the same moment, how far each sits above the global price (—), and how far each exchange's perp sits above its own spot. Spot uses the latest 1-minute candle; perpetuals use live quotes.
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How many days the premium spent in each range, and the days with the highest and lowest premium.
Figures in the answers update with the page data.
The kimchi premium is the gap between Korean exchange prices, converted to dollars, and the global price. Korea restricts capital flows, so overseas money can't easily arbitrage it, and strong local buying can push prices above other markets.
The Coinbase premium is the gap between Coinbase's USD pair and the global price. Coinbase mainly serves US users and institutions, so the gap is often used to gauge US buying and selling relative to the rest of the world.
Data on this page is for reference only and is not investment advice. Futures trading is high risk; use leverage with caution.
