South Korea's two largest crypto exchanges are listing Cluster Protocol's CP token on the same day. Bithumb opened CP/KRW trading on Sept. 8 at approximately 3:30 p.m. KST, according to a post on the public Telegram channel WuBlockchainEnglish. Upbit is also listing CP against KRW, BTC and USDT on the same date.
Cluster Protocol describes itself as an AI infrastructure network that connects machine learning models, data sources, GPU compute resources and AI agents. The protocol uses on-chain payments to settle usage fees across its resource-sharing system. The Sept. 8 Korean listings follow earlier global listings on Sept. 2 and 3.
Upbit and Bithumb together control the majority of crypto trading volume in South Korea. Bithumb has launched trading pairs for emerging protocol tokens days or weeks ahead of smaller regional exchanges. Both exchanges completed their compliance and listing review processes for Cluster Protocol on the same day.
CP's listing on both major Korean exchanges widens its distribution to one of crypto's most active trading regions. South Korean retail and institutional traders have historically been early adopters of infrastructure tokens, particularly those tied to artificial intelligence and distributed computing networks.
The token launched on global venues on Sept. 2 and 3, making the Korean venue listings a second wave of exchange additions rather than a debut event. Cluster Protocol did not immediately disclose token supply figures, valuation at listing, or lock-up schedules for early investors in public announcements tied to the Korean exchange events.
