Can Upbit listing keep Dogwifhats WIF rally alive?
South Koreas Upbit has added Dogwifhat to its spot markets, giving the Solana-based memecoin access to Korean won, Bitcoin, and $USDT trading pairs. The exchange notice, published on May 6, said $WIF trading support would cover KRW, BTC, and $USDT markets. The listing gives Dogwifhat wider access to one of Asias most active retail crypto markets. Upbit said Dogwifhat deposits and withdrawals would use the Solana network only. Users were asked to check the network and token contract before sending funds. The notice listed the supported $WIF contract as EKpQGSJtjMFqKZ9KQanSqYXRcF8fBopzLHYxdM65zcjm. Upbit also said unsupported deposits may need a refund process, which could take time. The exchange added normal early-trading controls. Buy orders were restricted for about five minutes after trading began. Upbit also limited some sell orders and restricted order types for about two hours. These controls are common around new listings. They aim to reduce unstable order flow when liquidity is still forming. $WIF price rises after listing Dogwifhat ($WIF) traded higher after the Upbit announcement. Crypto.news price data showed $WIF at $0.241142 on May 6, up 25.35% over 24 hours. The same data showed $WIF had a 24-hour trading volume of $217.36 million and a market cap of $240.9 million. The token also gained 33.73% over