South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit recently announced plans to launch new trading pairs, gradually introducing WET/KRW, BTC, and USDT trading pairs. This move further enhances the platform's trading coverage of mainstream assets, providing users with more diverse trading options.
The introduction of the WET/KRW trading pair means that users can directly participate in trading mainstream cryptocurrencies using local fiat currency, which is a positive development for liquidity building in the Korean market. At the same time, BTC and USDT, as the most liquid assets in the market, further strengthen the exchange's competitiveness in the region through their improved trading pairs.
The launch of these new trading pairs reflects the ongoing activity in South Korea's crypto market and also demonstrates the focus of mainstream exchanges on localized operations.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 12-16 09:19
Trade BTC directly with KRW? Now it's even easier for Koreans to arbitrage.
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HashRateHermit
· 12-15 08:28
Trading pairs with KRW are indeed a smart move; localization is the key to success.
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ForkItAll
· 12-15 07:29
Korean Won trading pairs? It should have been listed long ago. Why is it so slow?
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FreeMinter
· 12-15 07:07
Korean Won direct trading, now Korean small retail investors are probably going to get cut again.
South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit recently announced plans to launch new trading pairs, gradually introducing WET/KRW, BTC, and USDT trading pairs. This move further enhances the platform's trading coverage of mainstream assets, providing users with more diverse trading options.
The introduction of the WET/KRW trading pair means that users can directly participate in trading mainstream cryptocurrencies using local fiat currency, which is a positive development for liquidity building in the Korean market. At the same time, BTC and USDT, as the most liquid assets in the market, further strengthen the exchange's competitiveness in the region through their improved trading pairs.
The launch of these new trading pairs reflects the ongoing activity in South Korea's crypto market and also demonstrates the focus of mainstream exchanges on localized operations.