TokenPost rebrands PRO as a digital asset data terminal with 22 modules spanning macro, derivatives, and Korea-specific flows. AI briefings and real-time dashboards target faster local interpretation.
TokenPost launched an upgraded PRO platform that reframes the service as a Korea-style digital asset data terminal. The redesign moves beyond basic price charts to aggregate macro indicators, derivatives positioning, and local demand metrics into a single interface.
The company said the shift reflects how crypto markets have matured. Spot prices alone rarely explain why Bitcoin (BTC) or a major altcoin is moving. The terminal places interest-rate data, dollar strength, liquidity conditions, open interest, funding rates, and the kimchi premium side by side so users can attribute moves to macro risk, leverage positioning, or Korea-specific supply-demand dynamics.
At the core are 22 real-time dashboards. Macro modules track the rate and dollar environment that sets the risk backdrop for digital assets. Derivatives modules monitor futures open interest and funding rates to detect crowded leverage. Institutional flow proxies draw on ETF signals, CME-linked data, and prediction-market inputs to give retail users a window into what larger participants might be pricing in. All data refreshes every 60 seconds, sourced from five major exchanges.
TokenPost expanded AI features as well. An AI briefing function translates complex indicators into plain-language summaries. The company stressed these summaries are fact-based and do not offer investment advice or price predictions. Another tool delivers real-time interpretation of market-moving events like FOMC decisions and U.S. CPI releases, with Korean subtitles to narrow the time gap between an overseas announcement and local comprehension.
The terminal puts heavy emphasis on domestic market structure. In addition to global benchmarks, users get views of Korean volume trends, concentration indicators, and the kimchi premium – the spread between Korean exchange prices and global levels. That spread can widen or narrow based on local demand, capital controls, or exchange-specific liquidity. TokenPost said the tools are meant to reveal which assets are drawing attention on Korean venues even when global pricing does not show the same demand.
Another new module tracks tokenized equities – blockchain-based tokens that represent exposure to stocks like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. These trade around the clock and signal the blurring line between traditional finance and crypto infrastructure.
TokenPost PRO costs 100,000 won per month or 960,000 won per year (effective 80,000 won per month, a roughly 20% discount). The company plans to offer tailored institutional packages with API access, custom datasets, and onboarding support.
“The digital asset market has entered a stage where it can’t be understood through simple price tracking alone,” a TokenPost representative said. Interpreting direction requires monitoring rates, the dollar, ETFs, futures positioning, domestic supply-demand, tokenized assets, and sector rotation together. The representative described the terminal as designed to help Korean investors and institutions interpret global digital asset markets “faster and more systematically.”
For traders who rely on fragmented screens and delayed data, a unified terminal that layers macro context onto on-chain and derivatives signals could cut the noise. The test will be whether the 60-second refresh and source attribution hold up under the 24/7 pace of crypto – and whether Korean retail subscribers find enough edge in the kimchi premium and local flow data to justify the monthly fee.
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