Korean exchange Upbit and Bithumb will add Berachain to their list on February 6th in time for the upcoming release of Berachain Mainnet.
Two Korean crypto exchanges have announced that they will provide trading support for Bella, the upcoming token of the new Layer 1 blockchain Bella Chine. Trading support on both exchanges will begin simultaneously at 22:00 KST on February 6th.
Users can deposit and withdraw Bella via the new Bella Chine Mainnet, which will be released on the same day as the token. Berachain is an Ethereum (ETH) virtual machine compatibility layer 1 blockchain equipped with an acidity proof consensus mechanism.
Bithumb offers Bera trading support only in the Korean victory market. Additionally, Bella's buying and selling orders are limited by a limit of less than 10% of the standard price and above 100% for the first five minutes of the transaction. Automatic orders can be started after the first transaction has completed.
Upbit allows Bera to trade with South Korea Won, Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT). However, the exchange also warned users that the opening time for trading support could change depending on whether Bella has sufficient liquidity for the transaction.
Berachain started as an NFT project called Bong Bears, but has since grown into the entire blockchain ecosystem, which is scheduled to debut on February 6th.
Alongside Upbit's Bera list, Exchange adds Solana-based Jito (JTO) and Scroll (SCR) to the platform. JTO and SCR can trade at 18:00 KST on February 6th with trading support provided exclusively for the BTC and USDT markets.
According to data from crypto.news, Scroll received a major boost after Upbit's announcement. Over the past 24 hours, SCR has risen by more than 15%, but is now trading hands at $0.68. Within the past week, tokens have increased by just 0.71%.
On the other hand, the Upbit list didn't have much of an impact on JTO prices. In the last 24 hours, tokens have only risen by 0.28%, remaining downhill in the last 7 days by 15.8%.
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