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South Korea’s biggest exchange just shook the altcoin scene with immediate listings of GRAM, KMNO, PEAQ & others. Continue reading at DailyCoin.
Upbit announced its listing nine new tokens today (June 19), and the market is already reacting with classic Upbit chaos. The tokens include LDO, PAXG, MORPHO, OSMO, AMP, KMNO, PEAQ, LIT, and GRAM — rolling out in a staggered schedule from 3 PM to 7 PM in Korean time. The Upbit Effect’s Real Traders know the drill: when Upbit lists something, prices often go crazy in the short term. This time though, the reaction is uneven. Some tokens like PEAQ shot up hard right away, while others showed only modest pops or even dipped after the announcement. https://twitter.com/WiseCrypto_/status/2067818702381461820 Upbit is playing it smart with tight guardrails: No buy orders for the first 5 minutes from launch Limited sell orders early on (not above 10% from previous close) Only limit orders allowed for the first two hours They’re clearly trying to avoid total mayhem. Why This Matters Upbit just gave the altcoin market a fresh shot of adrenaline with nine new listings. While the “Upbit Effect” is in full swing, the mixed early price action shows that not every token is getting the same love. South Korea’s retail army is awake and hunting — expect some serious volatility as these tokens find their footing. Stay in the loop with DailyCoin’s popular crypto scoops:AI Crypto Tokens Slide Just as ETF Door Opens for InstitutionsKentucky Sues Polymarket and Kalshi, Challenging Trump-Era Crypto Policy
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