
Upbit volume hits 1.15 trillion won during flash crash
Upbit reportedly processed 1.15 trillion won in one hour as a crypto flash crash liquidated $523 million in leveraged positions.

Upbit reportedly processed 1.15 trillion won in one hour as a crypto flash crash liquidated $523 million in leveraged positions.
South Korea’s Upbit recorded 1.15 trillion won, roughly $830 million, in trading volume within a single hour on Saturday, with XRP and TRUMP dominating the surge. The spike extends a rebound that began the previous day, when Upbit’s daily volume already jumped 273%. What Drove Upbit’s Record Hourly Volume XRP led the charge by a

Upbit and Bithumb froze SAND transfers under South Korea's user-protection law, with Upbit halting deposits and withdrawals on Ethereum — the chain the studio says was not affected.

Upbit Volume Jumps 273% As Bitcoin Rally Pulls Korean Traders Back In - Read the full analysis.

Trading activity on South Korea’s two largest crypto exchanges has jumped sharply, with Upbit volume rising 273% to about $1.84 billion as Bitcoin’s latest rally pulls local traders back toward digital assets. According to CoinGecko data on Aug. 21, Upbit…

One analyst said South Korean capital is slowly moving back to crypto, as investors are 'return-chasing' rather than 'asset-loyal.'

Upbit will add BTC and USDT pairs for BICO, BMT, NIL and GWEI at 16:00 KST after postponing the launch by three hours.
Upbit announced 4 new altcoin listings today. The exchange will open trading for Biconomy (BICO), Bubblemaps (BMT), Nillion (NIL), and ETHGas (GWEI). South Korea’s largest exchange set trading to begin at 1 p.m. Korea Standard Time (KST). All four tokens moved higher after the notice. Upbit Listing Confirmation Sends 4 Altcoins Sharply Higher GWEI led

Upbit's expansion of trading pairs enhances global liquidity and price discovery, facilitating broader international access to diverse crypto assets.

Binance has seen the sharpest percentage drop in XRP reserves, while Upbit and Bithumb continue to hold the bulk of tracked supply.

South Korean crypto exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have seen revenues plummet this year amid a wider downturn for crypto firms in the country.

Investor capital in South Korea largely shifted toward domestic equities, with the benchmark KOSPI more than doubling in H1 2026.

Investor capital in South Korea largely shifted toward domestic equities, with the benchmark KOSPI more than doubling in H1 2026.
Dunamu's operating profit fell 85% in Q2 as Upbit fee income halved, months after Korean giants paid $1.5 billion to buy in.

Dunamu's significant profit decline highlights the volatility and risks inherent in the crypto market, impacting investor confidence and market stability.

Upbit and Bithumb will delist STORJ, JASMY and TT on Sept. 14 after warning issues remained unresolved, with withdrawals open until Oct. 14.
Upbit will end trading support for Storj (STORJ), JasmyCoin (JASMY), and ThunderCore (TT) on September 14 at 3 p.m. KST, delisting six trading pairs from South Korea’s largest crypto exchange. The notices were published on Friday afternoon in Seoul. For all three assets, Upbit said that further reviews found the concerns behind their investment-caution designations
Six new Upbit listings fuel selective upside as CYS jumps 32% and AIOZ gains 13%, while XAN falls 38% before launch.

Cysic rallied before Upbit announced CYS trading, while the exchange later delayed its BTC and USDT market launch twice to 20:00 KST.

There's a catch, though; the actual surge came before the listing was announced.