While Ethereum and other altcoins have been trading sideways in recent days, several cryptocurrencies in South Korea recorded a notable increase in trading volume. Amid uncertainty in the South Korean stock market, trading activity for XRP surged on Upbit and Bithumb.

Leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb announced their decision to delist the Resolv (RESOLV) token. According to the statement, the delisting will take effect on May 26 at 09:00.

According to Upbit, the CHIP token will be available for trading today at 16:00. Users will be able to trade it against

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Leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb recorded a significant surge in trading volumes over the past 24 hours. The intense trading activity, particularly in certain altcoins, indicates a revival of short-term speculative interest in the market.

Leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone have announced that the Drift (DRIFT) token has been placed on the delisting watchlist. This simultaneous decision by the three largest exchanges has attracted significant market attention.

Leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have announced the inclusion of the Resolv (RESOLV) token in the list of assets subject to potential delisting. This announcement reflects growing uncertainty regarding the future of this asset on exchanges.

The South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit announced the addition of support for trading the cryptocurrency Internet Computer ($ICP). According to the exchange’s statement, $ICP will be listed on the platform in trading pairs with the Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin ($BTC), and $USDT.

Upbit, one of South Korea’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced the listing of the $EDGE token across three different markets. According to the official statement, $EDGE will be available for trading on the platform in pairs with the Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin ($BTC), and Tether ($USDT).

The South Korean IT conglomerate Naver and Dunamu, the owner of the Upbit exchange, will invest $6.8 billion in artificial intelligence and blockchain. The management of the companies plans to spend these funds on building a next-generation financial infrastructure based on artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies, which will become a global platform for payments and transaction settlement.