On the 11th, Dunamu announced that Upbit, a domestic virtual asset exchange, ranked first in South Korea and ninth globally in the third quarter global virtual asset exchange evaluation conducted by Kaiko.


The French virtual asset analytics firm Kaiko evaluates global exchanges based on ▲Governance (30%) ▲Security (20%) ▲Liquidity (15%) ▲Business (15%) ▲Technology (10%) ▲Data Quality (10%), and publishes the results.


In this third quarter evaluation, Upbit scored a total of 76 points, ranking first among domestic exchanges and ninth among global exchanges.


The global first place was taken by Coinbase (90 points), followed by Bitstamp (86 points), Binance (86 points), and Kraken (82 points). Among domestic exchanges, Korbit ranked 15th globally (72 points), Bithumb 17th (72 points), and Coinone 27th (59 points).



Lee Seok-woo, CEO of Dunamu, stated, "Upbit will continue multifaceted efforts in service quality, security, and investor protection to become a virtual asset exchange recognized both domestically and internationally."


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