Emre Yumlu 
In the crypto market, one of the key factors investors pay attention to is the variety of trading pairs available on exchanges. South Korea’s largest exchange, Upbit, stands out with the wide range of pairs it offers for different altcoin projects. However, some tokens are only listed with a USDT pair and do not have a KRW (Korean Won) pair.
Coins Listed Only With USDT Pairs on Upbit
Here’s the list of coins that can only be traded with USDT on Upbit and do not yet have a KRW trading pair:
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Brett (BRETT)
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Lagrange (LA)
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Soon (SOON)
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RedStone (RED)
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Huma Finance (HUMA)
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Rally (RLY)
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QuizTok (QTCON)
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Swell (SWELL)
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Oasys (OAS)
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Forta (FORT)
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Scroll (SCR)
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Haedal Protocol (HAEDAL)
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Orchid Protocol (OXT)
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Arpa (ARPA)
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LumiWave (LWA)
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Babylon (BABY)
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JasmyCoin (JASMY)
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DigiByte (DGB)
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Radworks (RAD)
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MyShell (SHELL)
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Puffer (PUFFER)
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PolySwarm (NCT)
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KernelDAO (KERNEL)
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Balance (EPT)
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Kaito (KAITO)
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Access Protocol (ACS)
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Observer (OBSR)
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Bancor Network (BNT)
What Does This Mean for Investors?
The fact that these coins only trade in USDT pairs means South Korean traders cannot directly access them with KRW. This situation may affect the liquidity and accessibility of these tokens in the Korean market.
On the other hand, projects that are traded exclusively through USDT pairs can attract global investor interest. This may also lead to sudden price surges from time to time. Especially for low-cap altcoins, the possibility of being added to KRW pairs in the future could create sharp movements, which is why investors should remain cautious.
This content is not financial advice. The crypto market carries high risk, and you should always do your own research before making investment decisions.
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