South Korea’s dominant crypto exchange just added nine fresh trading pairs, and the market reactions are already telling a familiar story: some tokens pop, others drop, and everyone scrambles to figure out which side they’re on.
Upbit began listing PEAQ, LIT, KMNO, MORPHO, GRAM, LDO, PAXG, OSMO, and AMP on June 19, rolling them out in staggered intervals starting at 15:00 KST. Each token received BTC and USDT trading pairs, with one exception: AMP was listed exclusively against USDT.
Staggered launch, mixed results
The rollout was methodical. PEAQ and LIT went live first at 15:00, followed by KMNO and MORPHO at 16:00. GRAM, LDO, and PAXG opened at 18:00, with OSMO and AMP closing out the schedule at 19:00.
PEAQ was the clear early winner, posting an intraday gain of roughly 21.9%. Not everyone got the same treatment. GRAM, which is the rebranded version of Toncoin (TON) following a name change effective June 15, declined about 2.75%. LIT slipped by approximately 1.68%.
