Upbit, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, has officially joined the Digital Chamber of Commerce, according to a report by Korean media outlet Digital Asset cited by ChainCatcher. The Digital Chamber, founded in 2014, is described as the world’s largest digital asset industry lobbying group and has focused on pushing for clearer regulatory frameworks and broader policy development for the sector. In its statement, the organization said Upbit is the largest digital asset exchange in Korea and noted that its business spans several Asian markets, including Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand. The chamber said it looks forward to deepening cooperation with Upbit through its global member community.
Upbit, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has officially joined the Digital Chamber of Commerce in the United States, according to Korean media outlet Digital Asset as cited by ChainCatcher.
The Digital Chamber was founded in 2014 and is described as the world’s largest digital asset industry lobbying organization. The group has focused on promoting clearer regulatory frameworks and policy development for the industry.
In a statement, the Digital Chamber said Upbit is the largest digital asset exchange in Korea. It added that the exchange operates across several Asian markets, including Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand, and said it expects the two sides to deepen cooperation through the chamber’s global member community.
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