South Korean crypto exchange Upbit began trading Cap's CAP token on August 6 across Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin (BTC), and Tether (USDT) markets. The listing expands CAP's access in South Korea, following its earlier listing on Bithumb, and includes deposit and withdrawal support via Ethereum. Upbit implemented temporary trading restrictions such as blocking buy orders for five minutes and limiting order types to manage initial liquidity and volatility. CAP traded around $0.02735 with a 15.3% daily gain, but the token's small circulating supply and large total supply mean price movements could be volatile. Traders should watch for sustained liquidity and adherence to Upbit's deposit rules as the market develops.
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