Upbit, South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, listed nine new tokens simultaneously on June 19, 2026. The batch covers a wide spectrum — from DeFi lending protocols, liquid staking, and a gold-backed token to a machine-economy Layer1 chain. Deposits and withdrawals opened within three hours of the announcement, and trading launched in staggered windows throughout the afternoon and evening.
PEAQ: Machine Economy Layer1, Up 7.2%
PEAQ is a Polkadot Substrate-based Layer1 blockchain purpose-built for the machine economy, enabling autonomous trading and communication among robots and devices. As of January 2026, the chain had onboarded over 3.3 million machine addresses. The PEAQ token supports staking, governance, and transaction fees. Listed on BTC and USDT markets with a total supply of 4.41 billion, PEAQ began trading at 3 PM KST. It currently trades at 0.0235 USDT, up 7.2%, with a market cap of $52.9 million and 24-hour volume of $9.9 million.
Lighter (LIT): Decentralized Perpetuals Exchange, -2%
Lighter operates a decentralized perpetual futures exchange where assets stay on Layer1 while execution runs on Layer2. LIT holders can stake for higher liquidity pool limits; large stakes also waive withdrawal, transfer, and trading fees. Total supply is 1 billion, trading on BTC/USDT pairs. Price stands at 1.60 USDT, down 2%, with a market cap of $394 million.
Kamino Finance (KMNO): Solana Lending Protocol, Volume Jumps 50%
Kamino is a Solana-based lending protocol with three core products: Lend (yield on deposits), Multiply (leveraged positions), and Liquidity (automated DEX vault management). KMNO is used for staking and governance. Total supply after burns is 9.99 billion, trading on BTC/USDT pairs. Price is 0.0180 USDT, up 4% with daily volume surging 50% to $9.19 million. Market cap sits at $87 million.
Morpho (MORPHO): Non-Custodial Lending, Stable
Morpho is a non-custodial Ethereum lending protocol split into Borrow (lending) and Earn (vault yield). MORPHO total supply is 1 billion, price 1.95 USDT, with daily volume of $19.5 million and a market cap of $979 million.
Gram (GRAM): TON Rebrand, Network Fee Warning
Gram is the rebranded native token of The Open Network (TON), a Layer1 chain with Master, Work, and Shard chains. GRAM covers transaction fees and staking. Listed on BTC/USDT markets. Price 1.67 USDT, market cap ~$4.4 billion, volume $41 million (down 13%). Note: Network fees apply even on deposits, so received amounts may be lower than sent.
Lido DAO (LDO): Liquid Staking Leader, Flat
Lido DAO allows ETH staking without running a validator; depositors receive stETH. LDO is purely a governance token. Total supply 1 billion, price 0.277 USDT, volume $52 million (down 22%), market cap $233 million.
PAX Gold (PAXG): Gold-Backed Token, -3.6%
Each PAXG token is backed by one fine troy ounce of physical London Good Delivery gold. Redemption for USD or gold bars (min 430 tokens) available via Paxos. Circulating supply 454.41K, price 4,135 USDT, down 3.6%, market cap $1.87 billion.
Osmosis (OSMO): Cross-Chain DEX, +15%
Osmosis is a Cosmos-based cross-chain DEX using IBC for multi-asset swaps. OSMO powers staking, governance, and fees. Price 0.050 USDT, up over 15%, market cap $39 million.
AMP2: Collateral Token Re-Listed Under New Ticker
AMP serves as collateral for settling virtual asset payments, previously migrated from Flexacoin in 2020. It uses a partition system for free vs. locked tokens. Listed only on the USDT market under ticker AMP2 to distinguish from an earlier AMP listing that has ended.
Upbit Safeguards and Key Details
Upbit imposes a five-minute restriction on buy orders after trading opens; sell orders below 10% of the previous close are also blocked for the same window. Most order types beyond basic limit orders are restricted for two hours. Traders should note that AMP2 is a fresh ticker for clarity, and GRAM deposits incur network fees that may reduce the final credited amount.