South Korean exchange Upbit will open PolySwarm’s NCT/KRW market at 9:00 p.m. KST on Aug. 26, giving the cybersecurity token a direct fiat pair on the country’s largest venue by domestic volume. NCT already trades against Bitcoin on Upbit, which is using the prior BTC close of 0.00000006 BTC, or about 6.55 won, as a reference for early controls rather than a guaranteed open. Buy orders will be blocked for roughly five minutes after launch, sells priced 10% or more below the reference face the same curb, and only limit orders will be allowed for the first two hours, with a possible delay if liquidity is thin. Upbit will cut the standard 0.05% NCT/KRW fee to zero for the first 24 hours and support deposits and withdrawals solely on Ethereum. Ahead of the open, NCT jumped about 200% over 24 hours to near $0.0146, with roughly $15.36 million in volume and a market cap near $24.28 million. PolySwarm uses NCT to reward threat-intelligence providers in its malware marketplace and to gate access to security data, with a fixed maximum supply of about 1.886 billion tokens nearly fully circulating.