South Korea's exchanges experienced a short-term spike during 21:56 tonight, with the lowest price of#BTCreaching 72,000 and the price of#ETHreaching around 2,700.

The current news on the Internet is that the latest martial law order issued by the South Korean president has brought short-term panic to the risk market.

UP currently has no perpetual trading options, and the spot trend has a significant negative premium with the price of the entire network. Does the short-term selling pressure cause a significant negative premium? Does it also represent that the liquidity crisis of the UP exchange itself is relatively large?

As a country with extremely active #Crypto, if the liquidity of key crypto exchanges is so fragile, will it bring a crisis to the entire market?

And for the short-term negative premium, has anyone used "moving bricks" to arbitrage on a large scale?

The recent market activity has brought enough confidence to traders, but similarly, the bull market also means an increase in risk exposure.

The selling pressure of South Korea's UP this time is basically due to geopolitical factors, and it also sounded a liquidity alarm for the market. #每日瓜分1BNB #微策略持续增持BTC #RWA板块普涨 #Layer1公链普涨