#数字资产动态追踪 East Asian stock markets hit new highs, will cryptocurrency assets see a surge of capital inflow?

Recently, those paying close attention to the market should have noticed that the KOSPI index just hit a record high. South Korea has 10 million active crypto investors, and the purchasing power of this group should not be underestimated — previously, due to local regulatory pressures, about $110 billion in funds have already flowed to overseas platforms. Now that the stock market is highly profitable, these idle capital often seeks higher-risk, higher-return investment channels.

Historical precedents are very convincing. Japanese listed companies mimicking MSTR’s coin-holding strategy saw their stock prices soar by 4000%, and this case has become well-known throughout the East Asian investment community. After Japanese investors took profits, it is entirely reasonable to speculate that they would replicate this institutional operational logic. Moreover, data shows that whenever East Asian stock markets see significant gains, the crypto market often diverts some funds, especially flowing into core assets like $BTC and $BNB.

If this wave of capital truly enters the market, the change in market liquidity will be quite significant. Of course, all of this still depends on how policy environments and market rhythms evolve.