South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, unveiled massive changes to its trading platform on June 5, 2025. The exchange indicated it would list Ravencoin (RVN) with a Korean Won (KRW) trading pair.
Besides that, Upbit is set to introduce Lagrange (LA) tokens for trading against Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT). The modifications are expected to offer users greater flexibility when it comes to the exchange of digital assets involving promising blockchain technologies.
Ravencoin operates as a blockchain specifically designed to facilitate asset and token transfers securely. The project was developed by forking the Bitcoin code and improving it with a faster block generation time of one minute.
It also limits coin issuance to 21 billion units and adds unique features such as asset creation and messaging. The platform emphasizes privacy, security, censorship resistance, and user control, making it a versatile tool for token developers and asset holders alike.
On the other hand, Lagrange is a utility token created by Lagrange Labs, a company focused on zero-knowledge proof networks.
Upbit sets trading rules for newly listed digital assets
This technology enhances privacy and security in blockchain transactions by allowing users to verify information without revealing the data itself. Listing LA on BTC and USDT markets will provide traders access to this innovative digital asset.
Upbit specified general trading rules for the newly listed assets. For Ravencoin, trading opens at 5 p.m. on June 5, with buy order limits and price tiers imposed to aid market stabilization.
Only deposits and withdrawals through the official RVN network will be accepted. To avoid processing delays, users must verify ownership of their wallets.
The note reiterates the warning to investors: digital assets are extremely volatile and also face regulatory risks. Upbit urges users to conduct thorough research before trading any tokens.
It also advises staying updated on price fluctuations across various global markets. Such a cautious approach would make investment much safer and better-informed for all players involved.
