PYOR has compiled statistics on the ATH and premiums of BTC against various national currencies, revealing the impact of different countries' economic conditions on BTC prices. The main findings include:

1. The "Kimchi premium" in South Korea, where BTC prices are 18% higher than the ATH in November 2021.
2. The "Messi premium" in Argentina, where due to poor economic conditions, BTCARS has risen by 350% since June 2023.
3. The "Turkish meatball premium" in Turkey, where BTCTRY is 222% higher than the ATH in November 2021.
4. The "Masala premium" in India, where BTC has reached a new ATH and has risen by 320% since November 2022.
5. The premiums in Europe and the UK are relatively close to the US dollar, but BTC prices have also reached a new ATH.

Wu learned that PYOR has compiled statistics on the ATH and premiums of BTC against various national currencies: (1) "Kimchi Premium". BTC is approximately 90.1 million Korean won, which is 18% higher than the ATH of 79.5 million Korean won in November 2021; (2) "Messi Premium". Due to poor economic conditions, the Argentine peso (ARS) has depreciated by 76% against the US dollar in the past year. BTCARS has risen by 350% since June 2023, reaching 57.699 million Argentine pesos; (3) "Turkish Meatball Premium". Similarly, due to poor economic conditions, BTCTRY is 222% higher than the ATH in November 2021, increasing from 500,000 Turkish lira to 2.17 million Turkish lira; (4) "Marsala Premium". BTC reached a new ATH against the Indian rupee in February this year, with a price of 5.66 million rupees, a 320% increase since November 2022; (5) The "Coffee and Cigarette Premium" in Europe (Euro) and the "Sausage and Mashed Potato Premium" in the UK (British pound) are relatively close to the US dollar, and the premiums are not as significant as the Argentine peso and Turkish lira, but the BTC prices have reached new ATHs.

PYOR statistics reveal the ATH and premium situation of BTC against various national currencies.