The biggest crypto exchange in South Korea, Upbit, announced the launch of new trading pairs for three digital assets on September 29:
- SuperVerse (SUPER) – A game-centric blockchain that allows Web3 gamers to move across games and services within one ecosystem
- Orderly (ORDER) – A platform that allows people to trade anything anywhere via a permissionless liquidity layer
- Falcon Finance (FF) – A universal collateralization infrastructure that powers onchain liquidity and yield
Upbit’s New Listing Announcements
In three different announcements, Upbit revealed that it will list new trading pairs for SUPER, ORDER, and FF as follows:
- SUPER will be listed at 20:00 (KST), supporting the BTC, KRW, and USDT markets.
- ORDER will be listed at 20:30 (KST), supporting the BTC and USDT markets.
- FF will be listed at 22:00 (KST), supporting the KRW and USDT markets.
It’s also worth noting that SUPER is also listed on Binance, and the exchange will launch FF later on September 29 as well at 13:00 (UTC). The exchange will list FF, supporting the USDC, USDT, FDUSD, BNB, and TRY markets.
FF is Binance’s 46th HODLer Airdrops project.
The prices of SUPER and ORDER spiked following the crypto exchange’s announcement.
SUPER and ORDER Price Actions on September 29
SUPER was trading at approximately $0.51 with a market cap of over $325 million, ahead of Upbit’s announcement, and the digital asset’s price spiked by almost 53% after Upbit’s announcement, reaching a top above $0.79 and a market cap of over $499 million, before settling at current levels.
At the moment of writing this article, SUPER is trading above $0.77 with a market cap of over $487 million.
ORDER was trading at around $0.36 with a marke cap of more than $111 million, and its price surged above $0.41, topping a market cap of over $124 million, its new ATH after Upbit announced its listing later.
