South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, will list the Gensyn token on June 30 at 16:00 KST. Trading will be available against the Korean Won, Bitcoin, and Tether.
The listing arrives roughly two months after Gensyn launched its mainnet on April 22. The KRW pair grants domestic investors direct access, while the BTC and USDT pairs broaden global liquidity options.
Gensyn operates a decentralized computing protocol that connects independent GPU owners with developers training artificial intelligence models. The network validates computational tasks through decentralized verification, removing reliance on centralized cloud providers. Its native token facilitates payments and staking within the ecosystem. The circulating supply currently stands at approximately 1.3 billion tokens out of a total supply of 10 billion.
Venture backing has been substantial. The project raised roughly $78 million from firms including a16z Crypto, Galaxy Digital, and CoinFund. Gensyn previously secured listings on Binance and Coinbase, positioning Upbit as the latest major exchange to provide market coverage.