Upbit cold wallet "Mr.100" bought another 200 BTC today
According to data monitored by HODL15Capital, "Mr.100" of Upbit cold wallet bought Bitcoin again today (May 4th), and bought a total of 400 BTC in two transactions yesterday.
Affected by the listing of Upbit, ZETA rose by more than 30% in one hour, and OMNI rose by more than 14% in one hour.
Due to the impact of Upbit's listing, ZETA has risen by nearly $1.8 in the short term, currently trading at $1.75, with an hourly increase of over 30%. OMNI has broken through $20 and is currently trading at $20.73, with an hourly increase of 14.8%.
Upbit cold wallet "Mr.100" bought 400 BTC at a low price this morning
HODL15 Capital has calculated that the mysterious address "Mr.100" bought 400 BTC at a low price early this morning. Previously, the Mr.100 wallet was marked by Arkham Intelligence as a cold wallet belonging to Upbit cryptocurrency exchange.
Upbit cold wallet "Mr.100" bought more than 600 BTC today
HODL15Capital has reported that the mysterious address "Mr.100" bought over 600 BTC during the market downturn in the early hours of today. Previously, the Mr.100 wallet had been identified by Arkham Intelligence as belonging to Upbit's cryptocurrency exchange cold wallet. "Mr.100" is currently the 14th largest BTC holder.
South Korean crypto exchange Upbit’s trading volume plummets 75% from March highs
CoinGecko data shows that as of the time of publication, the 24-hour cryptocurrency trading volume of South Korean exchange Upbit was $3.79 billion, a 75% decrease from its high of $15 billion on March 5.
Upbit operator Dunamu’s net profit in 2023 will be approximately US$600 million
The operator of the cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, Dunamu, announced that its sales for the year 2023 were 1.0153 trillion Korean won (approximately $751 million USD), a decrease of about 19% compared to 2022; during the same period, operating profit was 640.8 billion Korean won (approximately $474 million USD), a decrease of 21% compared to 2022; net profit was 805 billion Korean won (approximately $595 million USD), an increase of about 6 times compared to 2022.
Upbit will stop deposits and withdrawals of digital assets exceeding 1 million won
Upbit has announced that it has suspended deposits and withdrawals of 1 million Korean won or more due to the virtual asset service provider (VASP) Travelool solution service being discontinued. Deposits and withdrawals of digital assets below 1 million Korean won can still be used as usual, and the platform will notify users if there are any changes to this policy.
Upbit: Due to the hard fork of the Luniverse network, deposits and withdrawals of AHT, MLK, and MOC are planned to be suspended on March 15.
Upbit announced that it will suspend AHT, MLK, and MOC deposit and withdrawal services due to the Luniverse network hard fork on March 15 at 16:00. After the Luniverse network hard fork is completed and the stability of deposit and withdrawal is confirmed, deposit and withdrawal support will be resumed.
Upbit: Tezos node upgrade has been completed, XTZ deposit and withdrawal support has been restored
According to an official announcement from Upbit, the Tezos (XTZ) node upgrade has been completed and deposit/withdrawal support has been restored.
Upbit will suspend deposits and withdrawals of ATOM, SEI, KAVA and other tokens due to wallet upgrade
According to an official announcement, Upbit will suspend ATOM, MED, CRO, FCT2, SEI, and KAVA deposits and withdrawals starting from 00:00 (KST) on February 8 due to wallet upgrades. Once the wallet upgrades are completed, deposit and withdrawal services will resume.
