The aim of Mina Protocol, a simple “succinct blockchain,” is to make dApps run more effectively. Mina is referred to as the largest DLT platform in the world by CoinMarketCap because its objective is to “remain constant despite growth in usage.” After changing its name from the Coda Protocol, Mina was released in October of that year.
Over the previous 24 hours, the price of the MINA token has soared to a 24-hour high of 16.86%. It took place at the same time that the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea announced the listing of this coin.
Upbit lists MINA-based pair, MINA price jumps
Colin Wu, a journalist and cryptocurrency blogger from China, posted about this on his Twitter account. On July 11 at 4:00 p.m. KST, or 7:00 a.m. UTC, trading began.
According to a blog post by Upbit, deposits cannot be made from other chains that support this coin, including BNB Chain, but only via the Mina protocol.
The cost of MINA increased dramatically over the previous day, climbing by approximately 17% and peaking at $0.505. The currency is now trading at $0.477 on the Binance platform after losing 5.48% so far.
A significant 17.47% fall that occurred between July 5 and July 10 came before this rise.
