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Upbit Adds CFX as Conflux Gains Korean Market Access

South Korean exchange Upbit opened trading for the Conflux CFX token on July 31, granting the asset direct access to the won, Bitcoin, and Tether markets. The listing marks a strategic expansion for the blockchain, though the exchange implemented strict initial trading controls to manage volatility.

Upbit Adds CFX as Conflux Gains Korean Market Access

Trading for CFX began at 16:00 Korea Standard Time, following a period of anticipation that saw the token’s price climb roughly 8.5% and its 24-hour volume surge by 93% to $13 million. Upbit cautioned that liquidity requirements could force delays, emphasizing that only deposits via Conflux eSpace—the network’s Ethereum-compatible environment—are currently supported. Users attempting to transfer assets through the native Core Space or other unsupported networks face complex, time-consuming recovery procedures.

To prevent immediate price swings, the exchange prohibited buy orders for the first five minutes of trading and restricted sell orders priced more than 10% below the previous closing price. For the first two hours, the platform restricted transactions to limit orders only. While the listing provides a significant footprint in the Korean market, historical data from previous Upbit additions suggests that initial volume spikes do not always translate into sustained long-term price performance. Traders are now monitoring whether the increased accessibility will generate lasting demand beyond the initial listing hype.

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