Centrifuge (CFG) trades as users verify Upbit KRW listing

No official confirmation of CFG listing on Upbit KRW spot

There is currently no official confirmation from Upbit or Centrifuge (CFG) of a KRW-quoted spot listing. Claims such as “$CFG listed on Upbit spot (KRW)” remain unverified.

Formal listings on the KRW market are typically communicated via exchange notices. According to Upbit’s Notices for the 원화 마켓, those disclosures constitute the authoritative record of new KRW spot pairs.

Why a confirmed Upbit KRW listing matters and how to check now

A confirmed Upbit KRW listing would clarify access to domestic KRW liquidity, reduce FX frictions for local participants, and increase visibility within South Korea’s regulated venue landscape. It would also standardize ticker discovery in the Upbit app and web interface under a KRW quote.

A practical verification workflow is to review Upbit’s Notices (KRW market) for an official listing post with time stamps in KST, then search for the CFG/KRW ticker in-app. Confirmation should be cross-checked on Centrifuge’s official channels and by scanning credible Korean crypto media; a final sanity check on major market aggregators helps identify mismatches.

Data pages can be delayed or cached, so freshness cues matter when verifying listings and prices. As a published status message explained, “We are experiencing some temporary issues. The market data on this page is currently delayed.” said Yahoo Finance.

If CFG lists on Upbit: implications and alternatives

Where CFG trades now and typical quote pairs (non-KRW)

According to CoinLore, Centrifuge (CFG) presently trades across multiple centralized venues in non-KRW pairs, most commonly against USDT, with examples including KuCoin and Gate; the same listings indicate recent quotes in roughly the $0.08–$0.09 area and daily volumes ranging from the hundreds of thousands to low millions of U.S. dollars.

As reported by AInvest on Aug. 22, 2025, CFG secured a Bybit listing and its TVL surpassed $1 billion, highlighting institutional interest tied to real‑world asset integrations. That context helps explain where broader liquidity has aggregated outside KRW venues.

What an Upbit KRW listing could mean for liquidity and volatility

If confirmed, a KRW pair could broaden access for domestic investors using fiat on-ramps, potentially deepening order books during KST trading hours. Initial listing windows can feature wider spreads and faster tape, so realized volatility may be elevated until liquidity providers recalibrate.

At the time of this writing, public market references for CFG have shown prints near the low‑ten‑cent area and 24‑hour turnover in the mid‑six to low‑seven figures in USD terms. These figures are descriptive, for context only, and may differ from exchange‑specific books.