South Korea's Leading Exchanges Launch BREV in Succession, Market Reaction Behind 55% Surge in 90 Minutes

TokenomicsTrapper · 2026-01-07T02:34:20+00:00

BREV has recently been integrated into leading Korean trading platforms, and its price surged to $0.525 in a short period before falling back to $0.435. This phenomenon shows that endorsement by major platforms can quickly attract attention, but it also carries risks. Investors should focus on the project's fundamentals and long-term potential rather than chasing gains solely based on price increases.

TokenomicsTrapper

2026-01-07 02:34:20

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【Blockchain Rhythm】BREV has recently been successively listed on several leading trading platforms in South Korea, causing quite a stir in the market. Within just 90 minutes, the price soared to $0.525, with a maximum increase of nearly 55%. However, after the peak, the price retreated and is now stable around $0.435.

This listing effect is quite common in the crypto market—endorsements from major platforms often quickly attract retail and institutional attention. Especially in active Web3 markets like South Korea, actions by mainstream exchanges can often trigger a wave of capital inflows. BREV’s performance this time also confirms this point: as soon as good news was announced, funds flooded in immediately.

However, such rapid increases also come with risks. Early entrants often profit handsomely, but latecomers tend to chase the high and get caught. Therefore, whether it’s new tokens or old ones, chasing gains based on news is always high risk. The key is to focus on the project’s fundamentals and long-term development potential, rather than just following the price surge.

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ApeShotFirst

· 3h ago

Damn, 55% increase in 90 minutes, how the hell did I miss this ride! This is the fate of retail investors; as soon as the news broke, it took off. Korea's side moves quickly; I should have paid more attention to those few exchanges. People who chased the high and got trapped are probably crying their eyes out now. They've seen 0.525 but still have to look lower. Fundamentals? Brothers, we don't even bother to look anymore, just know to go all in.

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MEVictim

· 01-07 03:01

It's the same old trick from Korean exchanges again—dumping funds to manipulate the market, with retail investors left holding the bag.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-07 03:00

It's the same old trick again. As soon as a Korean exchange endorses it, it surges—55% up in 90 minutes... Should have known this thing wouldn't go far.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-07 02:59

It's the same old trick again, a 55% increase in 90 minutes—feels like a show of cutting leeks.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-07 02:58

90 minutes surge of 55%, this is the boosting power of Korean exchanges, the rocket has ignited directly Those who chase highs and get trapped are always the latecomers; the early bird catches the worm, and this time it proved true again Falling from 0.525 back to 0.435, risk and reward are always twin brothers As soon as the news broke, funds flocked in; this wave of dopamine is just too strong Don't rush to launch; first, see if the BREV satellite itself is made of real metal After the token listing effect kicks in, remember one word—calm, DYOR (Do Your Own Research) is always right

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GasWrangler

· 01-07 02:40

technically speaking, if you analyze the mempool data on those korean exchanges, the 55% pump in 90 mins is demonstrably just poor transaction optimization—gas inefficient market mechanics at work. sub-optimal orderbook structures tbh

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FunGibleTom

· 01-07 02:36

The typical Korean exchange effect, just seeing this routine makes me want to laugh... Those who got in early made a fortune, while those who chased later are all just leeks.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 01-07 02:35

Data is really interesting. A 55% increase in 90 minutes, but falling back to 0.435 clearly shows that this wave is mainly driven by sentiment. According to research, short-term surges caused by events like exchange listings often follow the standard FOMO curve—early holders taking profits and triggering a sell-off. Notably, the retracement from 0.525 to 0.435 essentially confirms the typical pattern of late buyers losing big when chasing the high. The key question is, what is the actual technical architecture and practical value of BREV? Or is it just a hype concept?

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