South Korea's Upbit Exchange will list DoubleZero.

South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, has announced the listing of a new altcoin that has caught investors' attention. DoubleZero (2Z) will begin trading on the platform on October 2nd at 22:00, with South Korean Won (KRW), Bitcoin (BTC), and Tether (USDT) trading pairs. The trading of this new asset on the exchange is generating great excitement among investors.

In the official statement made by Upbit, it is stated that 2Z deposit transactions can only be made via the Solana network. It was emphasized that transfers made from different networks will not be supported, and investors should pay attention to this situation. Otherwise, warnings were made that the fund refund process could be lengthy. Therefore, it is important for investors to complete their transactions only through the specified network.

According to the details of the announcement, buy orders for 2Z will be restricted during the first 5 minutes of listing. Furthermore, it has been announced that only limit orders will be accepted within the first 2 hours immediately following the listing. Another important point investors should note is that the price of the 2Z asset cannot be sold at prices falling below 10% of the previous day's closing price. This situation is considered an important measure for price stability.

On the other hand, DoubleZero had recently received positive approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) stating that it would not be subject to enforcement actions. Additionally, Binance exchange announced today that an airdrop and listing would take place under its HODLer program. These developments have created a positive atmosphere for 2Z.

Finally, it is important for investors to carefully monitor all these details regarding the DoubleZero (2Z) asset. Investors who trade at the start time of the listing will have the opportunity to benefit from the opportunities when they comply with the specified restrictions and carry out their transactions through the secure network.