South Korean crypto exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have each added a new token to their trading platforms. Upbit listed Cap (CAP) across its KRW, BTC, and USDT markets. Bithumb listed Unibase (UB) on its KRW trading pair.
Upbit adds Cap across three pairs
Upbit, one of the largest exchanges in South Korea, now supports Cap (CAP) trading. Users can buy and sell CAP against the Korean won, bitcoin, and tether. The exchange did not provide additional details about the token or the listing process.
Bithumb lists Unibase on KRW market
Bithumb, another major domestic exchange, listed Unibase (UB) on its KRW pair. The token is now available for trading against the Korean won. No further information about Unibase or the listing terms was released.
What the listings mean for traders
Both listings give South Korean investors direct access to these tokens through fiat and crypto pairs. The exchanges have a history of adding new projects, though they often do not disclose selection criteria. Traders can now place orders for CAP and UB on the respective platforms.
The listings are effective immediately. No additional announcements about future trading pairs or promotions have been made.
