South Korea-based cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has announced the listing and market support for its new digital asset, Boundless (ZKC). Upbit Announces New Market Support for Boundless (ZKC) According to the exchange's announcement, deposits and withdrawals for ZKC on the Ethereum network will begin at 10:00 PM on September 15, 2025.
At 11:00 PM on the same day, ZKC will begin trading alongside KRW, BTC, and USDT pairs. Upbit stated that users should pay attention to network verification before making deposits, and that only transactions made via the Ethereum network (ZKC-Ethereum) will be supported.
It also warned that transfers made using the wrong network may take a long time to be reversed. The announcement also noted that there would be some restrictions at the start of the transaction: Buy orders will be limited during the first 5 minutes after the trade opens.
Minimum selling price restriction depending on the opening price For approximately 2 hours, only limit orders will be accepted. Boundless (ZKC) is a decentralized protocol that aims to increase the computational capacity of blockchains based on zero-knowledge proofs.
The project will support an efficient transaction structure between verification requests and providers, while the ZKC token will be used for governance and staking purposes. It was reported that more information about Boundless can be found on the project's official website, the X account, and the published whitepaper.
Upbit warned investors about the high volatility risk of digital assets, emphasizing that investment decisions should be made within the framework of personal responsibility. *This is not investment advice.
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