The native token of the Clearpool protocol, CPOOL, experienced a significant price surge, reaching a two-month high following its dual listing on South Korea's leading cryptocurrency exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb. Trading began at 16:30 Korean Standard Time (KST) on October 22, 2025, with Upbit accounting for the majority of the altcoin's trading volume.
Upbit announced support for CPOOL trading pairs against the Korean Won (KRW), Bitcoin (BTC), and Tether (USDT), while Bithumb listed it exclusively against KRW with a reference price of 143.226 Won. Bithumb also introduced a fee-free trading period running from October 22 until 17:00 KST on October 24. Upbit's listing triggered an immediate price jump, with CPOOL soaring more than 91% from $0.104 to $0.199, a level last seen in late August. However, a slight correction followed, and the price settled at a press time value of $0.131, still up nearly 30% since the initial announcement.
Daily trading volume for CPOOL increased dramatically by 1,435.90% to reach $69 million, with Upbit contributing nearly 26% of this volume. In a complementary move, Clearpool resumed its official buyback program, purchasing CPOOL tokens directly from the open market using revenue generated from its ecosystem, including Dynamic Pools, Clearpool Prime, Credit Vaults, and the USDX T-Pool. This initiative is designed to signal management confidence and support long-term price stability.
Clearpool is a decentralized credit protocol that enables unsecured lending to institutional borrowers, with the CPOOL token facilitating governance, staking, and rewards for liquidity providers. The dual listings are expected to enhance the token's accessibility and liquidity in the Asian market, potentially driving further adoption of decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions.
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