South Korea's largest crypto exchange just made one of its biggest listing's move in recent months, and it's today's top crypto listing news out of the region. Upbit confirmed it will list six tokens, CYS, ICNT, XAN, EDEN, AIOZ, and ALLO, in its BTC and USDT markets, with trading beginning August 10, 2026.

Source: WuBlockchain X
According to Upbit's official notice, posted August 10, 2026, at 11:05 KST, the exchange is opening BTC and USDT trading pairs for
ICNT (Impossible Cloud Network)
XAN (Anoma)
EDEN (OpenEden)
AIOZ (AIOZ Network)
ALLO (Allora)
Six simultaneous listings is a large batch for Upbit, and it's the kind of crypto listing news that tends to draw attention across South Korea's retail trading community given how much volume the exchange controls.
Per the official notice, deposits and withdrawals for all six tokens open within two hours of the announcement, while actual trading is scheduled to begin at 2:00 p.m. KST on August 10, 2026.
The tokens sit on different underlying networks:
CYS and ICNT run on the Base network
XAN, EDEN, and AIOZ run on Ethereum
ALLO runs on its own Allora network
Traders depositing ahead of the listings need to match the correct network for each token, since sending funds on the wrong chain risks losing them.
This batch spans a wide mix of crypto sectors rather than one narrow theme. Cysic is building a ComputeFi ecosystem.
Impossible Cloud Network is a DePIN-based cloud infrastructure project. Anoma is a decentralized operating system designed to connect multiple blockchains.
OpenEden is a non-custodial lending protocol built primarily on Ethereum. AIOZ Network combines blockchain with DePIN as part of its Web3 infrastructure push. Allora Network is a decentralized machine intelligence network.
Most exchange listings happen one token at a time. Six tokens landing on Upbit together, spanning compute infrastructure, DePIN, cross-chain coordination, lending, and decentralized AI, signals the exchange is expanding access across several emerging categories at once rather than favoring a single trend.
For South Korean traders, this is also notable crypto listing news simply because it's rare to see this many BTC/USDT pairs open on the same day from one exchange.
With trading now live, the six tokens have moved in noticeably different directions. Per CoinMarketCap data captured shortly after the Upbit launch:
Token | Price | 24h Change | Market Cap | 24h Volume |
CYS | $1.02 | +25.82% | $164.59M | $86.76M |
AIOZ | $0.04972 | +5.92% | $63.26M | $2.58M |
ICNT | $0.1335 | +2.91% | $33.92M | $2.59M |
EDEN | $0.04496 | +5.24% | $17.64M | $3.9M |
ALLO | $0.3050 | -0.3% | $61.22M | $19.97M |
XAN | $0.01311 | -15.3% | $32.56M | $42.72M |
Note: Source: CoinMarketCap. The prices, market caps, trading volumes, and other market data shown above are subject to frequent changes and may vary over time. The figures reflect the data available at the time of writing and should be cross-verified with CoinMarketCap for the latest information.
Source: coinmarketcap data
CYS is the clear standout, up over +25.82% with by far the heaviest trading volume of the group, more than $86.76 million in 24 hours, suggesting the Upbit listing drew serious buying interest. AIOZ, ICNT, and EDEN all posted solid single-digit gains as well.
On the other end, XAN is the weakest performer, down 15.3% despite volume spiking over 1,400% compared to the prior day, a sign of heavy sell-side activity rather than accumulation. ALLO also slipped modestly, down 0.3%, even with strong volume relative to its market cap.
Anyone planning to trade should watch Upbit's notice page directly for any updates or corrections, since exchanges occasionally adjust timing close to launch.
Given how differently these six tokens are already trading, it's worth tracking whether XAN's decline stabilizes or extends and whether CYS can hold its gains once the initial listing's rush fades.
Recent crypto listing news from Upbit also shows the exchange actively expanding its token lineup in August 2026. Upbit recently listed DeFi App (HOME) in its KRW and USDT markets, followed by Cap (CAP) across its KRW, BTC, and USDT markets. You can read more about these recent listings: Upbit’s HOME listing and Upbit’s CAP listing.
This round of crypto listing news gives South Korean traders direct access to six projects spanning compute, cloud infrastructure, cross-chain coordination, lending, content delivery, and decentralized AI, all through one exchange on the same day.
Early trading shows a clear split: CYS, AIOZ, ICNT, and EDEN all moved higher, while XAN and ALLO slipped, a reminder that even tokens listed together on the same exchange at the same time can perform very differently once real trading begins.
This article is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.