2025-12-22 16:40:20

The year 2025 is almost over, looking back at the performance report of a leading South Korean exchange: 88 new coins throughout the year, with an average fall of 78.92%. The most outrageous fell by 97.53%.

What does this data indicate? It shows that the quality of the project is declining, but the deeper issue is that the so-called "regional premium" has now become the only selling point.

Do you remember a few years ago? The launch of a Korean exchange meant endorsement, and the market would hype it up. What about now? Listing a coin can’t even save a project's life. The premium dividends are gone, and there’s nothing left afterwards. This means the harvesting model has entered the countdown.

The data is here, you can see for yourselves.🔍

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StakeOrRegret

· 2025-12-25 16:11

97.53%? Bro, are you playing Fantasy Westward Journey? --- The Korean premium bonus has long been exhausted; now it just feels like a backdoor listing. --- To put it simply, the ranking list is invalid. In the past, launching meant you could hype it; now, launching means death. --- Declining quality + fading premiums, a double whammy... No wonder no one has been praising Korean exchanges lately. --- On average, 88 coins have dropped 78%. How bad does that data look? The market has long seen through it. --- Regional premiums are just bubbles; bubbles will always burst. --- Back in the day, Korean endorsements = pig's head; now endorsements = cutting leeks, the contrast is absurd. --- Is the harvesting mode countdown? I think it's already the last train. --- It feels like the entire Korean exchange ecosystem has been overdrawn; there are no new stories to tell. --- A 97.53% decline—how many people got trapped in that...

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PerennialLeek

· 2025-12-24 16:30

97.53% decline is really outrageous. Does anyone still dare to buy in? The regional premium scheme should have gone bankrupt long ago. Who still trusts Korean backing now? Listing coins can't save bad projects. That hits home, and brothers who suffered heavy losses last year all understand. To put it simply, after the last batch of retail investors are exploited, it's time to disband.

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Layer3Dreamer

· 2025-12-23 19:23

theoretically speaking, if we map this onto a recursive state verification model... the bridge between korean exchange prestige & actual utility has basically collapsed. 78% avg drawdown is like watching SNARKs fail verification in real-time, ngl

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LucidSleepwalker

· 2025-12-22 17:05

A 97.53% fall, I’m cracking up haha, is this still called exchange endorsement? It’s purely a death list. The Korean system is already outdated, and now that it’s launched, no one is catching a falling knife. The regional premium has really been wiped out. This data makes it clear that even if the project is rotten, the exchange can’t save it; the dividend period has completely ended. Wait, does this mean that those who are still being played for suckers are just now realizing it? A bit late, bro. The countdown to harvest is real, the peak signal is too obvious, anyone still believing in this is purely asking for it. What does it mean when 88 new coins average a 78 fall? Are they using money as toilet paper? But to be fair, it’s always like this; in the next round, someone will still be fooled, and the cycle just repeats. Once the premium is gone, it’s time for a Rug Pull. I really don’t understand why some people can’t let go of this little profit.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 2025-12-22 17:02

A 97.53% fall is really incredible; how much can they play people for suckers? --- Korean exchanges have long dropped in value; now that they are online, no one is catching a falling knife. --- Without premium dividends, it's nothing; the market is truly realistic. --- The quality is declining, yet they still hard pump coins; this logic is incredible. --- After the regional premium is consumed, it's time to disperse; it should be withdrawn. --- Looking at the data and then at these project parties, they are all just acting. --- Countdown to harvesting? No, this is during the close all positions period. --- With 88 projects averaging a 78% drop, can you imagine how disappointing it is? --- Is there still anyone who believes in Korean exchange endorsements? I truly didn't expect that. --- This is called premium exhaustion; there are no new stories to tell.

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MetaNomad

· 2025-12-22 16:50

The premium dividends are gone, now it's just the death spiral. The Korean system has long been out of date, to be honest. A 97.53% fall... how ridiculous is that? Just listing coins won't save lives, that hits hard. Regional premium is just an excuse to play people for suckers. It's time to wake up for sure.

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YieldWhisperer

· 2025-12-22 16:47

88 tokens launched, 78.92% avg drawdown... actually the math on this screams unsustainable tokenomics. that 97.53% collapse? classic death spiral pattern i've literally tracked before 地域溢价红利吃完了... ngl this is textbook vampire attack aftermath. exchange backing used to mean something, now it's just a funeral shroud

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 2025-12-22 16:47

97.53%, ha, how much do we have to give up to create such a miracle? The Korean halo is now just like expired milk, who still believes that set? Once the premium is eaten up, there’s nothing left, this logic is sound. It should have been clear a long time ago, launching a coin itself is just a gimmick. Countdown to the play people for suckers, the big show is about to start.

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