Upbit to List PEAQ, LIT, KMNO, MORPHO, GRAM, LDO, PAXG and OSMO
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has announced plans to list eight new tokens: PEAQ, LIT, KMNO, MORPHO, GRAM, LDO, PAXG and OSMO, expanding its available trading pairs in one of the largest batch listings the platform has issued recently.

What Upbit Announced
The exchange published the multi-token listing in an official notice on its service center page. The eight assets span a range of crypto sectors, from DeFi protocols like LDO (Lido DAO) and MORPHO to infrastructure tokens like PEAQ, gold-backed PAXG, and cosmos ecosystem token OSMO.
Upbit is South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. Listings on the platform have historically drawn significant attention from Korean retail traders, often producing sharp short-term volume spikes for newly added assets.
The full roster of tokens being added is PEAQ, LIT, KMNO, MORPHO, GRAM, LDO, PAXG and OSMO. Traders should check Upbit’s official announcement for confirmed trading pairs, deposit and withdrawal schedules, and any listing conditions that may apply.
Why a Multi-Token Listing Draws Attention
Batch listings of this size are notable because they spread market attention across multiple assets simultaneously. Rather than concentrating speculative interest on a single token, an eight-asset announcement distributes liquidity and trading activity across different project communities.
The diversity of the token selection is also worth noting. The list includes Lido DAO’s LDO, one of the largest liquid staking protocols in DeFi, alongside PAXG, a tokenized gold product, and OSMO, the native token of the Osmosis decentralized exchange on Cosmos. This breadth suggests Upbit is targeting multiple user segments rather than a single narrative. As exchanges like Upbit continue expanding their token offerings, the broader market for digital assets, including developments around strategic Bitcoin reserve acquisitions, reflects growing institutional engagement with crypto.
For projects like KMNO and MORPHO, which serve more specialized DeFi niches, access to Upbit’s Korean trading base could meaningfully increase their visibility and daily volume. Exchange listings remain one of the most direct catalysts for token price discovery, particularly on high-volume platforms.
What Traders Will Watch Next
The immediate focus for traders will be the exact timing of when deposits, withdrawals and trading go live for each token. Upbit typically staggers these windows, and the official listing notice is the authoritative source for those details.
Market participants will also monitor early trading volume and price action across all eight tokens in the hours following each listing activation. In the context of broader market dynamics, including recent movement in Bitcoin ETF flows and ongoing regulatory developments around stablecoins, Upbit’s expansion of its token roster signals continued appetite for diversified crypto exposure among Korean traders.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
