Solana-based AI meme coin Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) has been listed by South Korean bitcoin exchange Bithumb on their Korean won (KRW) market. Trading for the GOAT/KRW pair starts formally on December 17 at 04:00 UTC.
Two hours following the announcement, deposits and withdrawals for GOAT will be accessible per Bithumb’s note. Buying and selling orders will remain limited, though, throughout the initial five minutes of trade.
GOAT first made news on December 12 when it launched on the big cryptocurrency market OKX, where its value jumped by thirty percent after the listing. By contrast, the Bithumb listing for the coin has had a more muted performance. GOAT only witnessed a modest 4% spike shortly after Bithumb’s announcement, then dropped 1.6% a few hours later.
Unlike most token releases, where notable value gains usually follow announcements from big exchanges, the poor price movement buckes the trend. GOAT has kept its falling 0.9% downward over the past 24 hours.
GOAT has demonstrated volatility in recent weeks despite its fresh challenges. Data from crypto.news shows that the token has risen 22% over the past seven days but down 42% for the past month. After its market capitalisation fell below $700 million, GOAT also lately lost its second-largest AI meme coin status to FARTCOIN.
GOAT has rebounced at the time of writing; its market capitalisation is $709 million and its 24-hour trading volume is $452 million. Right now, the token is selling at $0.71, somewhat over the 976 won base listing price set by Bithumb ($0.67).
Originating in the ubiquitous “Goatse” meme, the Goatseus Maximus meme currency became even more well-known thanks to the AI chatbot Truth Terminal. Shortly after its launch on pump.fun, GOAT attracted interest and soon had a noteworthy market cap.
