Sanctum’s Upbit Listing Opens SANC Trading in KRW, BTC and USDT
Trading opened at 13:00 KST with limit orders only at first, and deposits and withdrawals run over the Solana network.
Key Takeaways
- Upbit listed Sanctum's SANC token on November 13, 2026 in Korean won, bitcoin and USDT markets.
- Trading opened at 13:00 KST with limit orders only for the first two hours, according to Upbit's notice.
- Deposits and withdrawals for SANC run on the Solana network.
- Sanctum runs liquid staking infrastructure on Solana, and the token was previously known as CLOUD.
Upbit listed Sanctum's SANC token on November 13, 2026, opening Korean won, bitcoin and USDT markets. Trading started at 13:00 KST with limit orders only for the first two hours, and deposits and withdrawals run on Solana, according to Upbit's listing notice.
Sanctum confirmed the listing from its official account, noting the token's metadata rename from CLOUD to SANC. The Korean won pair drew about $7.7 million of volume in its first hour, according to market tracking posts.
What Sanctum Does On Solana
Sanctum builds liquid staking infrastructure on Solana. Its products let holders stake SOL and receive liquid staking tokens that keep working across Solana DeFi while the underlying stake earns rewards. The project has been a core part of the Solana ecosystem's liquid staking market, and its token now trades under the SANC ticker.
The token has traded under the CLOUD ticker since its 2024 launch, and some trackers still show the old name. The rename only changes the metadata; the token itself is the same asset that now trades on Upbit.
How The Upbit Listing Works
Upbit opened three markets: SANC/KRW, SANC/BTC and SANC/USDT. The exchange supports deposits and withdrawals over the Solana network and asked users to confirm the network before sending tokens, since the listing only supports Solana transfers. Limit orders only applied for the opening period before regular order types opened.
The listing gives Korean traders direct won access to SANC. Upbit is the country's largest exchange by volume, and its won pairs are among the most active venues for new token listings in Asia.
The Token's First Hours Of Trading
SANC moved sharply after trading opened, with the Korean won pair leading turnover in the first hour, according to market tracking posts. Most of the early volume came from Korean retail traders, and the pace settled after the opening rush.
The SANC price chart on Coinranking tracks the token's market since the listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
When Did Sanctum List on Upbit?
Upbit listed SANC on November 13, 2026, with trading starting at 13:00 KST.
What Is Sanctum?
Sanctum is a liquid staking infrastructure project on Solana. Its products let SOL holders stake and keep using their capital across Solana DeFi.
What Markets Did Upbit Open for SANC?
Upbit opened SANC/KRW, SANC/BTC and SANC/USDT markets.
Which Network Do SANC Deposits Use?
SANC deposits and withdrawals run on the Solana network only.
What Was SANC Previously Called?
The token was previously known as CLOUD. Sanctum updated the metadata to the SANC ticker.
Sources
- Sanctum announcement of the Upbit listing · Sanctum
- Upbit SANC listing details · ListingDotWatch
- SANC first-hour trading volume on Upbit · 0xzxcom
- Prices and market data · Coinranking
