Upbit Listing for ZETA and OMNI Leads Up to 40% Price Rally

South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit recently announced the listing of two altcoins Zetachain (ZETA) and Omni Network (OMNI) leading to a strong spurt in trading volumes. This has led to a strong surge in both these crypto assets with prices jumping as high as 40%.

ZetaChain (ZETA) Price Jumps 40%

Soon after the news of listing by Upbit, Zetachain’s native crypto ZETA surged by a staggering 40%. As of press time, ZETA is trading 40.51% high at $1.86 with a market cap of $494,482,651 while the daily trading volume has surged by 91% all the way to $178,546,135. As reported by Upbit, ZETA will be available for trading against Korean Won (KRW), Bitcoin (BTC), and Tether (USDT).

ZetaChain is a layer 1 mainnet designed to facilitate omnichain smart contracts and foster interconnectivity among diverse blockchain networks. Built on the Cosmos SDK framework, we maintain multiple validators engaged in the block creation process to ensure consensus.

Additionally, we operate observers and signers to facilitate cross-chain communication. Observers gather data from external chains and transmit it to Zeta Chain, while signers manage Zeta Chain accounts on external chains in a decentralized manner using the TSS function. ZETA serves as the native digital asset of Zeta Chain, utilized for various purposes including transaction fee payments, staking and delegation, and engagement in governance processes.

Omni Network (OMNI) Price Jumps 10%

Another altcoin Omi Network (OMNI) has also surged by 10% shooting all the way past $20.5 levels. As of press time, OMNI is trading at $9.47 with a market cap of $202 million and the daily trading volume jumping 110% all the way to $93,829,009. OMNI will be available to trade on Upbit against the BTC and USDT trading pairs.

Omni Network stands as a layer 1 blockchain engineered to foster interoperability among Ethereum rollups, addressing the fragmentation of liquidity, users, and developers brought about by the rapid proliferation of such rollups.

Employing a dual chain architecture, our aim is to facilitate swift and efficient cross-chain transactions through Integrated Consensus and Dual Chain Architecture. Furthermore, as EigenLayer’s Active Validated Service (AVS), it upholds initial protocol stability by integrating an Ethereum-derived security system via ETH restaking.

OMNI, the native token of Omni Network, finds utility in payment of transaction fees, staking and delegation, and active participation in governance processes.