OCOIN (OCN) — the official cryptocurrency of the Singapore-based blockchain project Odyssey — has started trading on the South Korean exchange FUNCoin. This marks Odyssey’s debut on the South Korean market, allowing investors and traders there to buy and sell the token.
FUNCoin is highlighted as one of the few South Korean exchanges that meets the required certification standards set by local authorities, placing it alongside larger platforms like Bithumb, Upbit, Coinone, and Korbit.
The press release notes that Odyssey has already been listed on several other major exchanges — including Huobi Pro, Gate.IO, Bit-Z, KuCoin, Bjex, and Cobinhood — which expands trading access for users globally.
Odyssey is described as a blockchain platform working to build a decentralized sharing-economy ecosystem. The release emphasizes the project’s use of Ethereum and planned interoperability with Qtum to provide an open-source system for users worldwide.
Quotes from project leadership express enthusiasm about entering the South Korean market and confidence that the listing on FUNCoin will support responsible trading and broader participation in the ecosystem.