As of June 21, Upbit had 178 tokens available for trading. Bithumb had 178 and Coinone had 180. This is up to six times the number of tokens listed by smaller competitors. Korbit has fewer than 40.

Tighter rules may push users offshore, weakening oversight and exposing them to higher risks, Decrypt was told.

Regulators in Seoul have scrutinized crypto margin lending by Upbit and Bithumb, warning of 4:1 leverage risks and seeking ...

South Korea’s top financial regulators are preparing to roll out formal guidelines on cryptocurrency lending services in ...

The Omni Network token (OMNI) has surged into the spotlight following its official debut on South Korea’s leading ...

Hackers attempted to infiltrate Upbit, South Korea’s largest exchange by trading volumes, nearly 160,000 times in the first half of this year, parent firm Dunamu said in a regulatory filing as ...

South Korea's financial regulators express concerns over crypto lending and margin trading services by Upbit and Bithumb ...

The Financial Services Commission (FSC) and Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) on Thursday announced the formation of a ...

Omni Network (OMNI) price skyrocketed nearly 300% after Upbit announced OMNI listing, with price reaching highs above $7.13 ...

PENGU trading spikes on Upbit, beating Dogecoin’s volume. What’s fueling the rally and what’s coming next for PENGU?

Upbit, a leading South Korean crypto exchange, will temporarily suspend Litecoin (LTC) and ThunderCore (TT) deposits and ...

Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone and Korbit are collectively referred to as Korea’s “Big 4.” On June 11, Upbit announced it would be removing the fiat on-ramps for five tokens.