TREE recorded a 90% rally within minutes of the announcement.
The Korean exchange registered a $3 billion daily trading volume.
Treehouse (TREE), the native token of the decentralized fixed income protocol Treehouse Finance, has been listed on the leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit.
TREE saw an impressive rally from $0.31 to $0.58 within minutes of the initial announcement from Upbit. The market value of the token reached a local high of roughly $90 million with a daily trading volume of over $300 million.
The Ethereum-based protocol already saw notable attention from some of the leading crypto exchanges. TREE has already been listed on Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, Bitget, MEXC and multiple centralized and decentralized exchanges.
Listings from top exchanges bring higher liquidity and potential to rise.
The token is sitting in the bullish zone as it’s seeing strong attention from traders on Binance — the exchange alone recorded nearly $100 million of TREE trading volume with USDT and TRY trading pairs.
Now with the Upbit listing, TREE is exposed to the South Korean market. The exchange has a trading volume of over $3 billion, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
Breaking above the $0.55 mark could push TREE to reach its $1.35 all-time high with a market cap of over $200 million.
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