
Upbit lifts TAIKO warning after June bridge exploit review
Upbit lifts TAIKO’s trading warning after reviewing June’s bridge exploit, restoring deposits across its KRW, BTC and USDT markets in Korea.

Upbit lifts TAIKO’s trading warning after reviewing June’s bridge exploit, restoring deposits across its KRW, BTC and USDT markets in Korea.
o1.exchange gained fresh momentum, though traders remain focused on whether the rally can hold.

Zilliqa halted native ZIL transactions after a Ledger app flaw exposed private keys, while Upbit placed ZIL under cautionary trading status.
Upbit flags Zilliqa (ZIL) as a cautionary asset following critical Ledger security vulnerability.
Upbit puts Zilliqa (ZIL) on delisting watch after a Ledger flaw exposed private keys and triggered a 10% price crash.
XRP’s (XRP) spot market activity is fading across two key trading venues even as traders gradually increase leveraged positions in derivatives markets. Trading volumes on South Korea’s Upbit have been declining, while spot deposits and withdrawals on Binance have nearly stalled. At the same time, Open Interest continues to rise despite subdued funding rates, suggesting

South Korea's FSS initiates sanctions against Dunamu over Upbit's $30 million Solana hot wallet hack, setting a potential precedent for crypto exchange

The severity of any sanctions remains unclear because South Korea's current crypto law contains no direct sanction provisions for hacking or IT failures.

South Korea’s FSS begins sanctions proceedings against Dunamu over Upbit’s 2025 hack, while legal gaps leave the possible penalties unclear.

South Korea's FSS has initiated sanctions against Dunamu, operator of Upbit, after a $32 million hack, testing the limits of the Virtual Asset User
Bitcoin topped $65K as geopolitical shock absorption shifted to derivatives and South Korea's KOSPI bear market sent Upbit volume surging 1,318%.
Upbit's listing sent DRV soaring, but can fresh demand outlast the initial excitement?

The July 14 snapshot stayed 27% below the 30-point average despite two successive increases.

The listing of DRV tokens on the biggest crypto exchange in South Korea is going to provide better market accessibility to the Derive protocol by July 14. Upbit confirmed support for KRW, BTC, and USDT trading pairs. This brings the protocol to one of Asia’s most liquid retail cryptocurrency markets.
Derive (DRV) jumped roughly 30% after South Korea’s largest exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb, announced listings, lifting the price from $0.12 toward $0.18. The dual debut gives the DeFi derivatives protocol fresh liquidity and exposure in one of crypto’s most active markets. Derive: The DeFi Derivatives Protocol Behind the Rally Derive is an on-chain options and

Upbit will now list Derive’s DRV token in KRW, BTC and USDT markets, expanding Korean access to the onchain derivatives protocol on July 14.

Upbit's listing of DRV token enhances Derive's market reach, but potential supply increase could impact investor sentiment and token value.
Upbit’s reported 24-hour trading volume surged 1,437% today, as South Korea’s KOSPI index tumbled and equity markets across Asia weakened. The activity spike coincided with a broad regional selloff. Trading turnover jumped even as major benchmark indices in Seoul, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Taipei all trended lower. Trading on Upbit Rockets 1,437% as KOSPI Sinks

Dunamu, the operator of South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, has been selected as the preferred bidder for the Korean National Police Agency’s one-year seized digital asset custody contract. Procurement records published by South Korea’s Public Procurement Service showed that Dunamu…

XRP tops Upbit with $52.33M in 24-hour volume, beating Bitcoin and Ethereum as Korean retail and whale accumulation drive structural demand.