South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have announced plans to add new crypto assets to their trading platforms. Upbit is preparing to list Sanctum (SANC) in three trading pairs, while Bithumb has decided to list NeoSoul (DNA).
Upbit said in an official announcement that Sanctum (SANC) will be available for trading on November 13, 2026, at 07:00.
The exchange will offer SANC trading pairs with the South Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin ($BTC) and Tether ($USDT).
Upbit users will therefore be able to buy and sell SANC using local currency or crypto assets.
The KRW trading pair will let South Korean investors access the SANC market directly using the won.
The $BTC and $USDT pairs will give investors options for buying and selling the token.
Bithumb, another South Korea-based cryptocurrency exchange, has also announced plans to list NeoSoul (DNA).
Bithumb's announcement did not provide details about when DNA trading will begin, which trading pairs will be supported or other technical requirements.
Both listing decisions could make the respective tokens more accessible in South Korea's cryptocurrency market.
New listings can affect the trading volume and liquidity of crypto assets, but they do not determine the direction of price movements.
SANC and DNA's market performance after listing will depend on investor demand and overall market conditions.
*This is not investment advice.
