South Korea's margin call to receivables ratio has spiked to ~5%, the 3rd-highest level ever.

This ratio measures the share of outstanding margin loans that has been flagged for a margin call, where brokers demand additional collateral or forcibly liquidate positions after prices move against borrowers. This is more than 4 times its typical range of ~1% to 2% over the past 2 years. Furthermore, brokerage receivables, the total value of outstanding margin loans, have exceeded KRW 2,000 billion (~$1.34 billion), up from a typical range of KRW 900-1,000 billion (~$640 million). This comes a

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