Recently, the South Korean Bitcoin market has once again attracted global attention. Data shows that after briefly falling below the global average price on April 9, the South Korean market quickly restored the 'kimchi premium' within the past ten days, reaching a peak of 2.97% on April 15.

As of the evening of April 19, the BTC quotes on Upbit and Bithumb were still 1.65% and 1.73% higher than the global average price. Meanwhile, the US Coinbase experienced a slight discount, indicating a lack of buying momentum from local investors. The US dollar and South Korean won, as the two major fiat currencies for global Bitcoin trading, have released distinctly different price signals in this context — revealing the dual-track path of global digital asset capital flow: on one side is 'capital inflow,' and on the other is 'capital wait-and-see.' This phenomenon often indicates the arrival of an active period for cross-border arbitrage and capital movement. For individual or institutional investors, how to efficiently and securely complete currency exchange, transfer, and landing operations becomes crucial. At this time, having a mature set of deposit and withdrawal and asset management tools is not just a convenience but a strategic choice.

This is also why many professional investors and cross-border financial management individuals are starting to turn their attention to BiyaPay — a multi-asset trading wallet specifically designed for global asset circulation.

Why is it more necessary to have tools like BiyaPay during active capital periods?

When faced with cross-border capital allocation, seamless exchange between fiat and digital currencies, entry points for US and Hong Kong stock investments, or even regulatory compliance issues regarding capital movement, BiyaPay offers not just a 'replacement for exchanges,' but a complete platform for capital flow and allocation.

You can use it for capital outflow after Bitcoin arbitrage trading; you can also convert crypto assets into US dollars/Hong Kong dollars and directly deposit them into international brokers like Charles Schwab or Interactive Brokers for US/Hong Kong stock investments; you can even use it to complete large cross-border remittances, family asset allocation, and study fund arrangements.

Global market fluctuations bring risks but also foster opportunities. At such a critical moment, how to control the efficiency and safety of your capital flow will become the core of your decision-making.