CYBER kimchi premium: Upbit & Bithumb vs Binance
How much more (or less) CYBER costs on the Korean exchanges Upbit and Bithumb than on Binance: the KRW price converted to USDT at the Korean USDT/KRW price, against the Binance spot price. The same snapshot and USDT/KRW rate as the kimchi premium table, refreshed every minute.
On Upbit, CYBER last traded at ₩478.00, which is $0.3519 at Upbit's ₩1,358.5 per USDT, against $0.3490 on Binance: a 0.82% premium. In other words, ₩1,000,000 spent on CYBER on Upbit buys about ₩991,900 worth at Binance prices, so Korean buyers are paying up for it. That is above Upbit's volume-weighted premium of +0.27% across 146 coins, so CYBER is richer in Korea than the typical coin. CYBER ranks #17 of 164 by Korean 24h trading value (₩22.4B); on Bithumb its premium is +0.19%.
CYBER on Upbit and Bithumb vs Binance
as of 05:25 UTC · premium vs USDT| Venue | KRW price | USD equivalent | Binance price | Premium | KRW 24h volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upbit | ₩478.00 | $0.3519 | $0.3490 | +0.82% | ₩15.2B |
| Bithumb | ₩475.00 | $0.3497 | $0.3490 | +0.19% | ₩7.2B |
USD equivalent = KRW price ÷ ₩1,358.5, Upbit's own KRW-USDT price, so the premium is vs USDT, not vs the bank dollar rate. Binance price: the spot CYBER/USDT market. CYBER is #17 of 164 coins by combined Upbit + Bithumb 24h volume (₩22.4B).
CYBER kimchi premium history
Recording since 6 Nov 2026: the chart appears once 24 hourly points are stored (2 so far).
Data: Upbit and Bithumb public ticker APIs, and Binance prices from this site's live feed, refreshed about once a minute. Green means Korea pays more than Binance, red less. Every coin is on the kimchi premium table. Not financial advice.
CYBER kimchi premium FAQ
What is the CYBER kimchi premium today?
CYBER trades at a 0.50% premium on Korean exchanges against Binance right now (Upbit +0.82%, Bithumb +0.19%). The figure refreshes about once a minute from the Upbit and Bithumb public tickers.
How is the CYBER kimchi premium calculated?
The CYBER KRW price on Upbit or Bithumb is divided by the Korean USDT price in won (₩1,358.5 on Upbit now) and compared with the CYBER price on Binance ($0.3490, spot): premium = KRW price ÷ USDT/KRW ÷ Binance price − 1. A venue counts only when it traded at least ₩500.0M of CYBER in the last 24 hours.
Can you arbitrage the CYBER kimchi premium?
Not easily. Korean exchanges take won only from verified local bank accounts and South Korea limits moving won abroad, which is why the gap can last. Transfers take time, an exchange can suspend CYBER deposits or withdrawals, and the premium can close before a transfer lands. Nothing here is financial advice.