Upbit, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has officially announced the listing of HumidiFi (WET), thereby expanding its supported digital asset portfolio. According to the announcement, WET will be traded with three main pairs including South Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin (BTC), and Tether (USDT). The trading start time is scheduled for 18:30 (Korean time) on December 15th.
HumidiFi is built on the Solana blockchain and positioned as a decentralized trading execution layer, focused on improving on-chain liquidity and optimizing order matching efficiency. By leveraging Solana’s high processing speed and low latency, the project aims to address common issues in decentralized trading such as slippage and fragmented liquidity. Listing on Upbit is expected to help HumidiFi reach a broader Korean investor audience and strengthen the development of the DeFi ecosystem on Solana.
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