South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, announced that the platform has newly listed three tokens: Cluster Protocol, Hemi, and Useless ( USELESS ), and has opened corresponding trading markets for them.
CP Launches Three Markets
According to the disclosure, CP will simultaneously launch the KRW, BTC, and USDT markets, with a trading coverage that is broader than that of the other two new coins.
The role of Cluster Protocol is to connect the AI model, GPU computing power, and AI agents, and to facilitate collaboration and settlement through on-chain payments.
HEMI and USELESS two types of trading pairs are launched
HEMI and USELESS will this time open the BTC and USDT markets, which do not currently include the Korean won (KRW) trading pair.
Among them, Hemi is a modular project that connects Bitcoin and Ethereum; USELESS is a type of meme currency based on Solana.
New trading entry points added to expand coverage
After this listing, the three tokens will all gain new trading entry points on the Upbit platform, expanding their accessibility in the Korean market.
From the perspective of trading pair settings, Upbit versus CP provides a more comprehensive market for fiat and crypto pricing, whereas HEMI and USELESS are currently mainly targeted at crypto asset traders.
