Upbit Adjusts "Loan" Staking Contract Signing Standards, Effective September 30
Upbit announced that starting September 30, the collateral contract signing standards for its "crypto lending" service will be adjusted. Previously, users were required to hold collateral assets worth 100 million KRW or more to apply, but under the new rules, there will no longer be a minimum application amount limit.
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