South Korea's stablecoin net outflow exceeded 5.6 trillion KRW in June, marking 18 consecutive months of net outflows. According to Yonhap News Agency, data released by Lee Jong-wook, a member of South Korea's People Power Party, shows that in June this year, the net outflow of stablecoins from South Korea's five major exchanges to overseas amounted to 5.603 trillion KRW. The scale has reached 77.6% of South Korean investors' net purchases of overseas stocks (approximately 7.22 trillion KRW), compared to only about 20% at the beginning of last year. The data indicates that stablecoins have been experiencing net outflows for 18 consecutive months. The outflowing stablecoins are primarily used to purchase high-leverage derivatives unavailable on South Korean exchanges—overseas exchanges have listed spot and futures products for South Korean stocks like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, with some products offering leverage as high as several dozen times.