Upbit says it has listed Bubblemaps (BMT) in its Korean won market, with trading scheduled to begin at noon KST on October 24. The exchange supports BMT deposits and withdrawals through Solana. Customers should check the supported network before transferring funds.
The listing expands access to BMT for eligible users, but does not establish the token’s fair value or future demand. Users should check the official Upbit notice before trading or transferring tokens.
BMT’s new trading and transfer arrangements
Trading was scheduled for 12:00 p.m. KST on October 24, equivalent to 03:00 UTC. Upbit also set temporary order restrictions around the opening, including an initial restriction on buy orders and a period when only limit orders would be accepted. These controls do not prevent sharp price movements; early order books can be thin and spreads can widen.
What Bubblemaps does
Bubblemaps provides visual tools for examining relationships between blockchain wallets and token transfers. A wallet cluster is a research lead, not proof that addresses belong to the same person or organisation. Shared funding routes and exchange wallets can create links that require further investigation.
What to check before moving BMT
Upbit specified Solana as the supported network for BMT transfers. Users should match the network and deposit address shown by the receiving platform; an unsupported transfer can be delayed or make funds unrecoverable. Traders should consider order-book depth, spreads and slippage rather than assuming the opening price will remain available.
For related exchange activity, see Bithumb’s AXIS/KRW listing and Bithumb’s INIT transfer suspension. Those are separate events with different conditions.
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This report distinguishes exchange-announcement details from market interpretation and is not investment advice.
