- Upbit opened PUFFER/KRW trading on 15 October 2026 at 14:00 KST (10:30 IST). The notice had marked that time as estimated.
- The new pair is KRW only. No BTC or USDT pair was added in this notice.
- PUFFER is on Ethereum. The contract in the notice is 0x4d1C297d39C5c1277964D0E3f8Aa901493664530.
Puffer (PUFFER) jumped 85.06% to $0.05291 as Upbit opened the token on its KRW market. Volume over the last 24 hours is $47.84M, and the market cap is $30.41M.

Upbit added Puffer (PUFFER) to its KRW market on 15 October. The English post set the open at 14:00 KST, estimated. That is 10:30 IST. The Korean notice said the same: 15 October, 14:00, scheduled. That window has passed, and the KRW pair is the market Upbit announced.

Deposits and withdrawals are supported only on Ethereum, and only at the contract above. Upbit said trading could be delayed if liquidity was not sufficient after deposits opened.
The notice set three limits around the open. Buys were restricted for about five minutes. Sells at or below −10% of the prior close were restricted for about five minutes. For about two hours from the open, only limit orders are allowed. The prior close listed for PUFFER was 0.00000032 BTC, which the notice converts as 35.31 KRW.
Upbit describes PUFFER as a liquid restaking protocol on Ethereum, with the token used for governance. The notice does not give an unlock schedule or a price target.
Frequently asked questions
When did PUFFER/KRW open?
14:00 KST on 15 October 2026, which is 10:30 IST. The notice marked the time as estimated.
Are other pairs open?
Not in this notice. Upbit added the KRW market only.
What should a deposit use?
Ethereum only, contract 0x4d1C297d39C5c1277964D0E3f8Aa901493664530.
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