Stacks (STX) led South Korea’s Nov. 1 crypto ranking, although two lower-ranked assets generated more local turnover, showing that the score and trading volume capture different market patterns.
The 52-asset table gave STX 86.3 points. ENA followed at 81.8, and Worldcoin (WLD) placed third with 80.7.
ENA accounted for 15.08 billion won in domestic turnover, followed by WLD at 14.53 billion won and STX at 13.07 billion won. As portions of Korean trading, their respective shares were 2.54%, 2.45% and 2.20%.
The sample included 52 assets with trading activity in both Korea and overseas markets. The ranking reflected how each asset’s trading was split between the two markets, alongside local price premiums and recent changes in activity.
STX accounted for 2.20% of Korean trading and 0.04% of global activity. Its reported ratio was 51.5 times, comparing STX’s domestic trading share with its global share. Ondo (ONDO) came next at 44.6 times, followed by WLD at 39.8; Ripple USD (RLUSD) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) had ratios of 26.6 and 25.6.
RLUSD scored 78.6 and ranked fourth, above XRP at 72.3, despite holding a smaller domestic share: 1.03%, compared with XRP’s 9.83%. Bitcoin (BTC) made up 23.26% of Korean trading and 37.85% of global trading. Ether (ETH) had the reverse split, at 7.20% domestically and 3.42% globally.
Morpho (MORPHO) saw the greatest pickup in trading relative to its normal baseline and gained 10.04% over the week. Activity also rose for TRON (TRX) and Aave (AAVE), while it weakened for WLD, Filecoin (FIL) and Aptos (APT). Korean prices showed the largest premium for Pepe (PEPE), at 0.67%, followed by Cosmos (ATOM) at 0.36% and AAVE at 0.20%.
The Oct. 31 comparison led by Ondo placed it first; STX then topped the Nov. 1 snapshot.
