There's a reason premiums exist.
They're often inefficiencies that have crept into an exchange's workings, typically through the funding channels and redemption pathways. So, to say that an easy "arb" is possible, ignores the fact that the only reason that premium exists, is to tell you that the arbitrage opportunity may be cumbersome or potentially insurmountable if you are not a citizen of that country. Again, dislocations in market pricing exist to show us something, it isn't all an easy ride to riches.
Now, if you were an entrepreneurial type, you'd explore opening a company in South Korea with the sole intention of leveling that premium. However, that costs money and time, so not every investor will have the patience it would take to exploit such a difference.
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Now, if you were an entrepreneurial type, you'd explore opening a company in South Korea with the sole intention of leveling that premium. However, that costs money and time, so not every investor will have the patience it would take to exploit such a difference.
