1. Market Overview Last week, the Korean market saw fresh listings with Cyber and Towns joining the lineup, alongside continued strong activity in large-cap assets. ETH and XRP led overall trading by a wide margin, each recording multi-billion dollar turnover, while SOL and BTC also maintained heavy volume. This confirms

Last week saw notable new listings across Korean exchanges, with Upbit adding Succinct and Story Protocol, and Bithumb introducing Succinct and Treehouse. Despite the overlap in listings, Upbit maintained a dominant lead in trading activity, regularly surpassing $3 billion in daily volume and peaking above $8 billion on July 24.

Last week, Korean exchanges introduced a small but notable batch of new listings, with Upbit adding Optimism (OP) and Omni Network (OMNI), while Bithumb listed Chainbase (C). Upbit maintained a dominant lead in trading activity, regularly capturing the majority of daily volume and peaking close to $10B on multiple days

1. Market Overview Last week, Korean exchanges remained active with new listings. Upbit introduced Caldera (ERA), while Bithumb listed both Caldera and Eclipse (ES), continuing their trend of adding ecosystem-driven projects. These listings attracted moderate attention, especially from users engaged in altcoin rotations. In terms of trading activity, top-tier KRW

1. Market Overview Last week, Korea’s crypto market spotlighted new listings and surging retail momentum. Upbit introduced Hyperlane and Ethena, while Bithumb listed Hyperlane and Resolv. Among them, Hyperlane stood out by driving massive speculative interest on Upbit, quickly ranking second in weekly trading volume. Trading activity on both

This week, Korean crypto trading saw strong interest in both major tokens and speculative mid-caps. On Upbit, XRP, BTC, and CBK led volumes, while memecoins like MOODENG and BONK showed notable activity. Bithumb mirrored these trends, with rising retail attention on PENGU, MEV, and other niche assets. Top gainers included

Last week, Korea’s crypto market was marked by fresh listings and shifting retail narratives. Newton and Sahara AI drew significant attention with well-executed local campaigns—Newton leveraging a Korean-exclusive leaderboard on Kaito, while Sahara AI sustained engagement with consistent meetups and a oversubscribed token sale. Trading volume trends highlighted

1. Market Overview Last week, Korean exchanges continued to show healthy trading activity, with Upbit leading in altcoin liquidity and Bithumb maintaining stablecoin-heavy flows. XRP once again dominated volume across both platforms, while mid-cap tokens like SNT, AERGO, ALT, and LAYER surged in activity—indicating a shift in retail attention

1. Market Overview Korean exchanges kept up momentum last week, with Upbit listing Ravencoin and Bithumb adding Sophon and Lagrange—the latter continuing its aggressive support for narrative-driven tokens. Sophon, backed by top VCs, drew attention through Binance + Upbit listings and strong pre-listing campaigns. But it was Lagrange that stole

1. Market Overview Last week, Korea’s crypto market spotlighted narrative-driven listings and diverging strategies between Upbit and Bithumb. Sophon launched with Upbit listing and a long-anticipated TGE, following a $60M node sale. Despite early delays, consistent KOL updates helped build retail momentum. Initia also impressed with a gamified testnet

1. Market Overview Korea's crypto exchange landscape last week showed contrasting strategies as Bithumb pushed forward with aggressive listings while Upbit maintained a more selective approach. Both exchanges introduced NEXPACE, but Bithumb expanded further with coins like Bluefin (BLUE), SOON (SOON), and Wayfinder (PROMPT), indicating a strategy focused

1. Market Overview South Korea’s crypto market saw relatively stable trading activity this week, with no major fluctuations in overall volume or sentiment. While Bitcoin and Ethereum maintained solid liquidity, the spotlight shifted to specific altcoins that captured community interest. Most notably, NXPC, backed by the globally popular MapleStory

1. Market Overview Last week, major Korean exchanges Upbit and Bithumb introduced several new tokens, signaling a proactive listing strategy amid rising user interest. Upbit listed Celestia (TIA) and Pudgy Penguins (PENGU), while Bithumb added Particle Network (PARTI) and Balance (EPT). Notably, Particle Network's debut was amplified by

1. Market Overview Last week, South Korea's crypto market saw a notable slowdown in overall trading volume, with Upbit averaging $2.3 billion and Bithumb $808 million in daily trades—a decline compared to the previous period. Despite this pullback, activity around newly listed tokens provided localized momentum.

1. Market Overview Last week, South Korea’s cryptocurrency exchanges saw heightened activity, particularly in the altcoin sector, as Bitcoin dominance weakened. Upbit and Bithumb each introduced new listings, including DeepBook on Upbit and PumpBTC, Grass, and XYO Network on Bithumb, reflecting a continued push to diversify offerings beyond major