South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb, announced new altcoin listings today.
While both platforms offer investors access to different projects, Falcon Finance (FF), in particular, will start trading on both exchanges on the same day.
Upbit launched three different projects to investors on the same day. The first, Orderly (ORDER), will begin trading on the Ethereum network for BTC and USDT pairs. Orderly offers an orderbook-based trading infrastructure that aims to aggregate cross-chain liquidity. The project’s native token, ORDER, will be used for staking, governance, and liquidity incentives within the ecosystem.
The second listed product, SuperVerse (SUPER), will begin trading on the Ethereum network in KRW, BTC, and USDT pairs. Focused on the Web3 gaming ecosystem, SuperVerse combines diverse games and services onto a single platform, providing players with the integration of NFTs, token economies, and in-game experiences.
The third project Upbit will list on the same day is Falcon Finance (FF). FF, which will be traded on the Ethereum network in KRW and USDT pairs, stands out as an over-collateralized DeFi protocol. Falcon Finance creates a synthetic stablecoin called USDf and a yield-generating token called sUSDf, allowing users to implement different investment strategies within the DeFi ecosystem.
Meanwhile, Bithumb announced on the same day that it would list Falcon Finance (FF) on the Korean Won (KRW) pair. Trading on Bithumb will begin at 10:00 PM on September 29, 2025. Furthermore, to encourage investors, the exchange announced that it will not charge commission fees on FF transactions until the morning of October 2, 2025. This marked a significant debut for Falcon Finance, as it was simultaneously listed on both major South Korean exchanges.
*This is not investment advice.