Upbit will list ETHFI, RESOLV, INIT, and SPK Tokens on the BTC and USDT markets.

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BTC5,52%
ETHFI3,17%
RESOLV12,57%
INIT4,01%

PANews September 19 news, according to the official announcement, South Korean encryption exchange Upbit will launch ETHFI, RESOLV, INIT, and SPK Tokens in the BTC and USDT markets.

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