South Korea’s biggest exchange is giving CyberConnect’s native token a two-market debut. CYBER will trade against KRW and USDT — but mind the rules, or your deposit might get lost in blockchain limbo.
Upbit will flip the switch for CYBER on August 12, offering both Korean Won and Tether pairs. But they’re playing it safe:
CYBER powers CyberConnect, a Web3-native, multi-chain social network infra project. Think: decentralized Facebook meets crypto rails.
Core pieces:
Utility? Pay fees, join governance, and interact with services across the CyberConnect ecosystem.
Only Ethereum network deposits are supported. Send CYBER from another chain, and you’ll be waiting for a manual refund — if you’re lucky. Upbit reminds traders that crypto = high volatility + regulatory risk.
Upbit is one of the world’s largest exchanges by volume, and a KRW listing can supercharge liquidity for new tokens. For CYBER, this is a high-visibility moment in Asia’s most active trading market — but with Korea’s strict rules and fast-moving traders, expect volatility.
Upbit lists CYBER on KRW and USDT pairs Aug. 12. Ethereum only. First 5 minutes = no buys, 2 hours = limit orders only. CYBER is the token behind CyberConnect’s decentralized social network infrastructure.
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