WLD tops domestic crypto interest index as XRP takes 15.5% trading share

WLD led the domestic crypto interest index, while XRP drew the largest domestic trading share among the top-ranked assets with 15.5%.

As of Oct. 13, TokenPost PRO data showed WLD ranked first with a score of 81.1. It accounted for 4.7% of domestic trading and 0.2% of global trading.

XLM ranked second with 79.4 points, followed by XRP with 78.9 points. Domestic trading shares were 1.5% and 15.5%, respectively. Over 24 hours, domestic trading volume stood at 85.91 billion won for WLD, 27.68 billion won for XLM and 280.80 billion won for XRP.

Among 59 assets traded on both domestic and overseas venues, the top 10 accounted for 40.5% of domestic trading.

STX showed the widest domestic skew versus global markets. It represented 2.2% of domestic trading but 0.1% globally, making its domestic share 24.6 times larger. WLD followed at 23.3 times, ONDO at 23.1 times, XLM at 11.9 times and XRP at 10.4 times.

Some assets were more active overseas. HYPE had a 0.6% global share but only 0.01% domestically. BNB, USDC and ASTER also had relatively low domestic shares at 0.02%, 1.5% and 0.01%, respectively.

STX posted the sharpest recent volume surge at 8.75, while its seven-day price change was +10.3%. RENDER and CC also saw stronger-than-usual trading activity, with surge readings of 5.18 and 3.85.

The highest kimchi premium was ICP at 0.35%, followed by ATOM at 0.22% and XAUT at 0.14%. On the other side, STRK traded at a -2.06% discount to overseas prices, followed by STABLE at -1.38% and PEPE at -0.83%.

Editor’s note: Coin Gukjang reads the domestic crypto market using TokenPost PRO’s interest index. The universe covers assets traded on both domestic and overseas exchanges. The index is a weighted measure of domestic trading share, global trading share, kimchi premium and recent volume surge, based on actual trading value rather than page views. Domestic share refers to an asset’s share of trading on Korean exchanges, while global share refers to its share of overseas trading. A wider gap indicates trading is more concentrated in Korea, which can leave prices more exposed to divergence from overseas markets. Source: TokenPost PRO.