PANews reported on November 30th that South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit officially announced that deposit and withdrawal functions will be restored in phases starting at 1 PM on Monday, December 1st, 2025. Initially, the restored functions will be for network digital assets whose wallet system has passed inspection and whose deposit and withdrawal security has been confirmed, including Akash Network digital assets AKT, Ethereum ecosystem assets: 1INCH, AAVE, ADT, etc. Due to security vulnerability fixes and wallet system maintenance, all digital assets will require a new deposit address. Previously, Upbit suspended deposits and withdrawals due to the theft of $36.8 million worth of Solana network assets.PANews reported on November 30th that South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit officially announced that deposit and withdrawal functions will be restored in phases starting at 1 PM on Monday, December 1st, 2025. Initially, the restored functions will be for network digital assets whose wallet system has passed inspection and whose deposit and withdrawal security has been confirmed, including Akash Network digital assets AKT, Ethereum ecosystem assets: 1INCH, AAVE, ADT, etc. Due to security vulnerability fixes and wallet system maintenance, all digital assets will require a new deposit address. Previously, Upbit suspended deposits and withdrawals due to the theft of $36.8 million worth of Solana network assets.

Upbit will begin phased resumption of deposit and withdrawal services on December 1st.

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PANews reported on November 30th that South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit officially announced that deposit and withdrawal functions will be restored in phases starting at 1 PM on Monday, December 1st, 2025. Initially, the restored functions will be for network digital assets whose wallet system has passed inspection and whose deposit and withdrawal security has been confirmed, including Akash Network digital assets AKT, Ethereum ecosystem assets: 1INCH, AAVE, ADT, etc. Due to security vulnerability fixes and wallet system maintenance, all digital assets will require a new deposit address. Previously, Upbit suspended deposits and withdrawals due to the theft of $36.8 million worth of Solana network assets.

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