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by: xpoolPosted on: April 22, 2025

DeepBook Surges 37% After Listing on Upbit

A listing on South Korea’s leading crypto exchange, Upbit, sent DeepBook (DEEP) prices soaring by over 37% on Tuesday. The DeFi token experienced a rapid price surge following the announcement of the listing, which is set to launch on April 22 at 14:30 KST.

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