South Korea-based cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb is preparing to add another digital asset to its platform. According to the announcement from the exchange, the Fabric Protocol (ROBO) token will be listed with a trading pair against the Korean won (KRW).
According to the announcement, deposit and withdrawal operations for the ROBO token will open within one hour of the announcement’s publication. The scheduled start date for transactions is March 18, 2026, at 2 PM. The initial listing price of the token is set at 44.90 won, and the required number of confirmations for deposits is 33.
Fabric Protocol stands out as a decentralized infrastructure project aiming to bring together robotic systems and artificial intelligence applications. Through an open-source runtime environment called OM1, the project enables the same AI agents to run on both physical robots and web-based systems. This system is designed to be compatible with different types of hardware, including quadruped robots, wheeled devices, and humanoid robots.
The ROBO token has various use cases within the ecosystem. It will be used by network operators as staking collateral, a payment method for data trading and computational tasks, and in governance mechanisms and reward distribution.
Bithumb also highlighted the trading restrictions applicable to newly listed assets. Accordingly, buy orders will be limited for the first 5 minutes after trading begins. Furthermore, sell orders that are more than 10% below or 100% above the designated reference price will not be allowed within the first 5 minutes. Only limit orders will be accepted for the first two hours.
The exchange warned investors that crypto assets involve high risks and emphasized the need for thorough research before making any transactions.
*This is not investment advice.