Upbit, the No. 1 exchange in Korea, is considering listing in the US. In terms of the current transaction volume, it is said to be beyond the Coinbase, so it seems like a possible scenario.

Are there any signs of solving the XRP and SEC issues? In a good direction?

What is the reason for the sudden rise in the BTG price?

Usually, it is a common belief that a liberal government implements a pro-crypto policy, but in Korea, the conservative party is more favorable to crypto, and the liberal ruling party keeps a very negative stance on crypto since taking power 4 yrs ago.

There are many places that offer a crypto purchase service using a credit card, but it seems that many card companies in Korea often block this kind of transaction. Any of these problems in other countries as well?

Where can I find the most objective and accurate information about altcoins?

What is of concern is that altcoin projects are being listed on exchanges without proper public information available. In particular, the situation in the Korean market is worrisome.

Which country do you think is the most favorable for the crypto market & its policy?

I think the same way. Satoshi has the right, I think we should leave it.

With the emergence of CBDCs, will governments try to reduce the role of stablecoins?

Recently, UBQ was listed on a Korean exchange Dove Wallet, and I am looking at it with interest. It's not a new project, but I'm curious if there are any good news to be listed on the Korean market recently.

Could the reason for the price drop have anything to do with the token swap?

The Korean market is really crazy. The kimchi premium has exceeded 14%. Even considering the fees, I think it would be profitable to purchase bitcoins by card payment at overseas exchanges and withdraw KRW in Korea.

It seems convenient to use at least two different exchanges.

Klaytn is very popular among Korean projects on Korean exchanges, but if you've ever heard of it, I'm curious how you rate it. It has been listed on global exchanges such as Bittrex, Liguid, OKEx, Dove Wallet, Coinone and etc.

Is there anyone using a Korean exchange? If yes, I want to know why. I am wondering if it is because there is a Korean project that particularly interested in or is it to leverage the kimchi premium generated on Korean exchanges. kimchi premium is the gap in crypto prices in Korean exchanges compared to other global exchanges as high as 6~7%. For example, Bitcoin might be listed at a 7% higher price on the Korean exchange.

I'm also a crypto industry worker, but these days, the Korean crypto market seems to be really too dangerous. It is becoming more speculative than investment, very concerned. Along with the frenzy of cryptos following real estate and stocks, the gap between the rich and the poor is getting wider and wider, and this seems to flow in the opposite direction to the value we hoped for through bitcoin, which is very frustrating.

That's right, it seems like it's important to find a platform that offers the most favorable exchange rate terms, but it's not easy to find a place that satisfies me. 

I am trading cryptocurrency in Korea,and I am using two different exchange platforms: a exchange called Dove Wallet and Binance, due to liquidity and also a price difference called Kimchi Premium. Is it common to use two or more exchanges?

It's no wonder that expectations for Bitcoin vary sharply according to regions around the world, right? This is a survey conducted by an Korean exchange called Dove Wallet at the beginning of this year, and I want to share it with interest.

https://medium.com/dovewallet-en/53-said-bitcoin-price-will-drop-below-20k-in-2021-39bdf6db9eac