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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Upbit Lists 12 New Altcoins Including AGLD, EGLD, FIL, and NEAr
Nov 13, 2024 at 04:48 pm
South Korea’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, is expanding its USDT trading market by listing 12 new crypto tokens.
The exchange announced on Monday that it will be listing Adventure Gold (AGLD), MultiverseX (EGLD), Filecoin (FIL), Lumiwave (LWA), Near Protocol (NEAR), Stellar Lumens (XLM), Ahatoken (AHT), Alpha (ARPA), ASTR, Bancor (BNT), Orchid (OXT), and RADWORKS (RAD).
Trading for these assets will begin at 16:30 KST, i.e. 10:30 Turkish time, on various networks including Ethereum, Luniverse, Astar Network, MultiverseX, Filecoin, Sui, NEAR Protocol, and Stellar Network.
In order to ensure market stability and prevent price manipulation, Upbit has introduced some trading restrictions for these newly listed crypto tokens. These restrictions include:
* Minimum order quantity: 0.00001 BTC, 100 KRW, or 10 USDT
* Maximum order quantity: 10 BTC, 100 million KRW, or 100 thousand USDT
* Price increment: 0.00000001 BTC, 0.001 KRW, or 0.0001 USDT
Upbit also provides the previous day’s closing prices for each newly listed crypto asset in KRW, BTC, and USDT in its official statement. The full list is as follows:
* Adventure Gold (AGLD) – 0.000015 BTC, 1.875 KRW, or 1.3185 USDT
* Filecoin (FIL) – 0.00004823 BTC, 6.027 KRW, or 4.23 USDT
* Near Protocol (NEAR) – 7.600 KRW, or 5.34 USDT
* Bancor (BNT) – 0.00000685 BTC, 856 KRW, or 0.6019 USDT
* Stellar Lumens (XLM) – 0.00000407 BTC, 518 KRW, or 0.3633 USDT
* Ahatoken (AHT) – 0.00000343 BTC, 432 KRW, or 0.3032 USDT
* Alpha (ARPA) – 0.00000343 BTC, 432 KRW, or 0.3032 USDT
* ASTR – 0.00000343 BTC, 432 KRW, or 0.3032 USDT
* Orchid (OXT) – 0.00000343 BTC, 432 KRW, or 0.3032 USDT
* RADWORKS (RAD) – 0.00000343 BTC, 432 KRW, or 0.3032 USDT
Upbit warns users to perform network verification before depositing assets. Transactions made on unsupported networks may result in delays and non-refundable deposits. Upbit also reported that only verified personal wallet addresses are allowed to deposit/withdraw funds. For large investments with unknown sources, Upbit may request proof of funds.
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