Overview

What this protocol is

KOSPI is a buy-the-dip protocol focused on Korea’s large-cap equity benchmark, the KOSPI 200. The mandate is to accumulate exposure when drawdowns create asymmetric opportunity, realize profits under defined rules [TBD], and airdrop distributable upside to protocol holders.

This site describes product mechanics and market context. It is not an offer to sell securities and is not financial advice.

KOSPI vs KOSPI 200

KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index) tracks common stocks listed on the Stock Market Division of the Korea Exchange — a broad measure of the Korean equity market.

KOSPI 200 selects roughly 200 large, liquid, representative names. It is the primary institutional, derivatives, and ETF benchmark for Korean large caps, and is often treated as Korea’s practical analogue to the S&P 500.

The S&P 500 covers 500 U.S. companies and is typically more diversified at the top. KOSPI 200 is more concentrated; semiconductor leaders such as Samsung Electronics and SK hynix have historically carried large index weights. That concentration is market structure — not a timed trade call.

How to use this documentation

Start with Mechanics for the Detect → Buy → Realize → Airdrop loop. Read Holders & eligibility before assuming you qualify for distributions. Use Fees for the canonical fee reference, Explorer guide for transparency events, and Risk & disclaimers before any capital decision.

Verify live price action on the Chart page. Campaign positioning around a historic dip does not replace the TradingView feed as the source of truth for levels.