Coin Korea's Oct. 15 comparison across 55 tokens put BNB at 0.03% of South Korean trading and 0.58% abroad, leaving its overseas share 22.1 times the domestic figure.
USDC made up 12.65% of trading on overseas venues and 1.09% in South Korea. XAUT represented 0.22% abroad and 0.06% locally.
Scores in the domestic attention index peaked at 83.8 for SHIB; WLD followed with 82.8, and XLM registered 82.5. The measure uses each asset's domestic and overseas trading shares, its kimchi premium and recent activity shifts, with trading volume carrying the greatest weight.
SHIB accounted for 0.67% of local volume and generated 11.81 billion won in 24-hour trading. WLD reached a 3.80% share and 66.69 billion won, while XLM recorded 1.51% and 26.44 billion won. The index's top 10 assets combined for 36.97% of South Korean trading; each posted a loss over the previous seven days.
STX had the largest domestic-to-overseas concentration gap, with a 0.96% local share against 0.03% abroad, or 32.9 times as much. After STX, ratios were 26.1 for WLD, 24.2 for ONDO, 15.0 for SHIB and 14.0 for XLM.
XRP accounted for the largest individual portion of South Korean trading at 15.75%, compared with 1.39% overseas. Its domestic volume reached 276.36 billion won over 24 hours.
PEPE showed the largest recent activity increase despite 24-hour and seven-day price declines of 6.5% and 2.6%, respectively. ENA and XAUT also saw activity increase; USDC and APT were among the assets with the steepest activity declines.
PEPE had the highest kimchi premium at 0.38%, followed by SHIB and POL at 0.35% each. PYTH recorded the deepest discount at 0.64% below the comparison level, with HBAR at 0.61% and INJ at 0.48%.
