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Upbit Accelerates Token Listings: Total Trading Volume Halved, New Tokens Support Nearly 30% Share

In the second half of 2026, Upbit significantly accelerated its pace of listing new cryptocurrencies, even as the overall Korean won-denominated trading market cooled rapidly. Monthly trading volume on Upbit plunged 63%, from KRW 72.7 trillion in January to KRW 27.1 trillion in July, with Bitcoin prices also falling. Contrary to the conventional logic of listing more during bull markets, Upbit intensified new listings during this downturn. New listings have become a crucial lever for Upbit to sustain trading activity in a bear market. By August, 61 new tokens listed in 2026 were collectively contributing nearly 30% of Upbit's total won trading volume, up from just 5% in January. This means roughly a quarter of the platform's fee revenue now comes from these newly listed assets. Standout performers like CHIP, RE, SLX, and CAP achieved significant individual market share shortly after listing, while new stablecoin listings contributed negligible volume. This strategy highlights a shift: the "Upbit listing premium," once a sought-after event to attract new capital, is increasingly used as a defensive tool to stabilize fee income amid shrinking overall volume. While the premium effect persists, indicating remaining genuine demand, its frequent use risks diluting the long-term strategic value and scarcity of Korean won liquidity access. Upbit's approach reflects a broader challenge for Asian centralized exchanges: relying on short-term listing tools to maintain operations during macro weakness, potentially at the cost of eroding long-term competitive foundations.

marsbit4h ago

Upbit Accelerates Token Listings: Total Trading Volume Halved, New Tokens Support Nearly 30% Share

marsbit4h ago

Goldman Sachs Research Report Analysis: Cryptocurrency Trading Declines for Ten Consecutive Months, Turning Point May Be Approaching

Gold Sachs Research Note: Crypto Trading Declines for Ten Months, Inflection Point May Be Near Crypto trading volumes fell 30% in July and 21% in August, marking ten consecutive months of decline—a duration now exceeding the median of past five cycles. However, in a report dated August 24, Goldman Sachs expresses "cautious optimism" for the second half, suggesting a market recovery could provide significant upside potential. The current crypto trading volume downturn has seen a 75% drop from its peak over ten months. While a brief rebound in April-May failed to sustain, a recent 21% market cap increase, if maintained, could signal a volume inflection point. Goldman notes sector valuations are near the 30th percentile of the past five years, presenting a favorable risk-reward profile. Key catalysts include regulatory progress, such as the SEC's innovation exemption proposal and over 15 crypto firms receiving federal banking charters by 2026, which could bolster institutional adoption. Furthermore, crypto companies have cut costs by ~5% on average in 2026, improving operating margins and preserving cash flow. The report highlights four Buy-rated stocks: HOOD ($124 target), IBKR ($114 target, on Conviction List), FIGR ($43 target), and COIN ($196 target), each benefiting from distinct growth drivers like structural account growth, international expansion, or regulatory tailwinds. Overall, Goldman argues the sector has priced in significant pessimism, with a potential reversal supported by seasonal trends, election cycles, and a combination of market cap recovery, cost-cutting, and regulatory reforms.

marsbit7h ago

Goldman Sachs Research Report Analysis: Cryptocurrency Trading Declines for Ten Consecutive Months, Turning Point May Be Approaching

marsbit7h ago

Trump Constantly Mentions HYPE in His Remarks, Driving HYPE's Price to Soar Toward Record Highs

Former US President Donald Trump, during a White House meeting with leaders from crypto, tech, and financial firms on August 19, specifically mentioned CFTC Chairman Michael Selig's work on the Hyperliquid project. Trump's remarks focused on efforts to bring Hyperliquid to the US market compliantly. Attendees included executives from Coinbase, Ripple, Robinhood, SEC, Kraken, Gemini, Cboe, and ICE. Following Trump's comments, Hyperliquid's native token, $HYPE, surged roughly 20-25% within 24 hours, trading between $70-$73, nearing its June 2026 all-time high of over $76. Its market cap approached $18 billion, with daily trading volume exceeding $1.3 billion, ranking it 9th among tokens. However, Trump's statement did not announce any regulatory approval, CFTC registration, or specific US launch timeline. Hyperliquid's main interface still blocks US users, meaning traders were betting on a potential regulatory breakthrough, not a finalized deal. Hyperliquid is a blockchain built for trading, specializing in perpetual futures. It matches orders directly on-chain, aiming for centralized exchange speed while maintaining DeFi transparency and self-custody. At times, it has handled 40-70% of decentralized perpetual futures trading volume. The $HYPE token, launched via an airdrop in November 2024, is central to the network's economics. A significant portion of protocol fees goes to a buyback fund, creating sustained demand for the token. Trump's endorsement is seen as a catalyst for potential US market access, which could open the platform to institutional traders. Shares of Nasdaq-listed Hyperliquid Strategies, centered around $HYPE holdings, also jumped 30-31%, while shares of traditional derivatives operators like Cboe and CME fell. The path to a US launch remains a regulatory "minefield," involving unresolved issues on asset custody, leverage, market oversight, and customer protection. Traders now await concrete proposals from the CFTC, making $HYPE's recent gains dependent on follow-through actions after Trump's supportive signal.

cryptonews.ru08/20 15:37

Trump Constantly Mentions HYPE in His Remarks, Driving HYPE's Price to Soar Toward Record Highs

cryptonews.ru08/20 15:37

Bitcoin 'Whale Investors' Increase Their Holdings by 43,000 BTC, Ending a Months-Long Selling Wave

Large Bitcoin holders, defined as non-exchange and non-mining pool wallets, have accumulated approximately 43,000 BTC (worth around $2.9 billion) over the past 60 days. This marks a significant reversal from a several-month period where this same group were net sellers, contributing to downward pressure on Bitcoin's price following its October 2025 all-time high. The accumulation began when Bitcoin fell to around $60,000, a level that seemingly attracted large holders who had stayed on the sidelines during the sharper phase of the decline. Bitcoin has since recovered to trade in a narrower range between $62,000 and $65,000. This renewed demand is not limited to the largest "whale" wallets. Balances of so-called "dolphin" holders also increased in the same period, indicating a broader accumulation trend beyond just a handful of mega-wallets. This activity occurs against a backdrop of declining overall market activity, with August spot trading volumes hitting their lowest monthly level since August 2021, meaning the whale purchases represent a disproportionately large share of total market activity. This buying shift contrasts with the dominant selling trend seen for much of 2026 from other major entities. Looking ahead, a key factor to watch is whether this large-investor activity persists as Bitcoin approaches the upper bound of its recent $62k-$65k trading range.

cryptonews.ru08/19 13:36

Bitcoin 'Whale Investors' Increase Their Holdings by 43,000 BTC, Ending a Months-Long Selling Wave

cryptonews.ru08/19 13:36

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