TLDR
- Upbit listed nine digital assets across BTC and USDT markets in staged trading windows today.
- PEAQ and LIT opened first, while OSMO and AMP closed the June 19 schedule rollout.
- AMP will appear as AMP2 on Upbit to avoid confusion with an earlier asset listing.
- GRAM deposits may reflect network fees because The Open Network charges transfers into accounts directly.
- Upbit said unsupported networks may create delayed returns, so traders must verify deposit chains carefully.
Upbit moved to expand its BTC and USDT markets on June 19 by adding nine digital assets through a phased listing schedule across the afternoon and evening. The South Korean crypto exchange said PEAQ, LIT, KMNO, MORPHO, GRAM, LDO, PAXG, OSMO, and AMP would become available for trading today.
The rollout begins at 15:00 Korea Standard Time with PEAQ and LIT, followed by KMNO and MORPHO at 16:00 KST. GRAM is scheduled for 17:00 KST, while LDO and PAXG are set for 18:00 KST.
The final trading window is scheduled for 19:00 KST, when OSMO and AMP become available on the platform. All listed assets receive BTC and USDT pairs, except AMP, which Upbit said will trade only against USDT.
Trading Rules and Deposit Conditions Apply
Upbit said deposits and withdrawals would open within three hours of the notice, although the exchange added that trading times could be delayed if market liquidity is not secured. The exchange also told users to send assets only through the networks named in the listing notice.
The supported networks include Peaq for PEAQ, Ethereum for LIT, MORPHO, LDO, PAXG, and AMP, Solana for KMNO, The Open Network for GRAM, and Osmosis Chain for OSMO. Upbit warned that deposits through unsupported networks may not be credited and could require a lengthy return process.
The exchange will apply temporary trading controls during the opening period to manage early order activity. Buy orders will be blocked for about five minutes after each market opens, while sell orders priced more than 10 percent below the previous closing price will also be restricted during that window.
AMP2 Label and GRAM Fee Notice Added
Upbit added a separate notice for AMP and GRAM before the new markets opened. AMP will be displayed as AMP2 on the platform to reduce confusion with a previously delisted asset that used the same ticker.
The exchange also warned that GRAM deposits may arrive with a lower credited balance than the amount sent. Upbit said this is due to The Open Network’s fee structure, which can charge network fees even when assets are deposited into an exchange account.
The listing covers a broad range of crypto sectors, including DePIN, liquid staking, decentralized lending, gold-backed tokens, cross-chain DeFi, and collateral-based payments. Upbit also reminded investors that digital assets remain high-risk products and that trading decisions and any losses belong to the individual investor.
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