Upbit listed DeepBook with the Korean won trading pair.
DEEP reached a local high of $0.18 a few minutes after the listing.
The announcement comes a week after DeepBook’s latest upgrade.
Upbit, the leading South Korean crypto exchange, listed DeepBook , the native token of the Sui network-based decentralized finance protocol.
According to the announcement, DEEP was listed on the exchange at 05:30 UTC on April 22. The Sui-based token is only available for trading with the Korean won at this point.
DeepBook is an on-chain liquidity aggregator protocol, also called a decentralized central limit order book (CLOB), on the Sui blockchain. On April 16, DeepBook v3.1 went live — it upgraded the liquidity pools and brought lower fees.
However, the asset witnessed a sudden selloff right after reaching its local high. DEEP is trading at $0.13 at the time of writing. Its market cap is hovering around the $400 million mark with a daily trading volume of $232 million.
Notably, Upbit is not the first South Korean exchange to support DEEP. Bithumb, another prominent exchange in the region, listed DeepBook on Jan. 8.
Bithumb’s listing brought a similar momentum for the asset — DEEP rose by 70% following the announcement.
Listing announcements from the South Korean crypto market have proven to have a positive impact on token prices.
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