South Koreas Leading Cryptocurrency Exchange Bithumb Announces New Listing Announcement! Here Are the Details

South Koreas leading cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has announced that it will list its new project, SOPH, on the Korean Won market. Trading for the asset will begin on June 2, 2025 at 19:00.

Bithumb Announces Listing of SOPH on Korean Won Market

SOPH transaction support details

• Supported market: Won market
• Supported network: Sophon (deposits via other networks are not supported)
• Deposit and withdrawal start date: Within 2 hours from the announcement publication
• Transaction start date: June 2, 2025 (Monday) at 19:00
• Reference price: 73.85 won
• Number of deposit confirmations: 10 times

With this listing, Bithumb plans to further expand the range of tradable digital assets, providing new opportunities for investors looking to explore various blockchain ecosystems.

Transaction restrictions

To create a secure trading environment, the following restrictions will be applied when the first transactions begin.

• Buy orders will be restricted for 5 minutes from the start of trading.
• During the same period, sell orders priced 10% below and 100% above the reference price are restricted.
• Automatic order is available after the first trade

Bithumb emphasized that “Virtual assets are high-risk products and all or part of the investment amount may be lost,” and that Investors should make careful decisions by sufficiently reviewing the projects official website and white paper, etc. before making a transaction.

In addition, the starting price on the day it is added to the market is shown as the reference price, not the first transaction price, and deposit and withdrawal restrictions, account blocking, additional identity verification, etc. may be required for new members who have become members in the last 7 days as of the announcement. The start of transactions may be partially changed depending on the liquidity situation.

“We will continue to expand transaction support by exploring various promising projects in the future,” Bithumb said.