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    Top 14 Altcoins to Buy Now as South Korean Traders Drive Huge Volume

    March 16, 2026
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    South Korea just lit up. Over the weekend, 14 altcoins saw explosive volume spikes across Upbit and Bithumb, the country’s two largest crypto exchanges. Over 16.2 million South Koreans hold crypto accounts, meaning 32% of the entire population owns digital assets. More people in South Korea own crypto than stocks.

    According to Chainalysis, South Korea has received over $722 billion in crypto value, second only to the United States. Crypto holdings represent approximately 4.2% of the country’s entire GDP.

    The 14 Altcoins Seeing Explosive Volume Right Now

    Here is the full list of tokens that saw major volume spikes across Upbit and Bithumb this weekend, ranked by combined exchange activity:

    1. XRP The perennial Korean favourite. Upbit alone recorded $88 million in XRP volume. Combined with Bithumb’s $33 million, total weekend volume hit $121 million. The most active trading pair on Upbit right now is XRP/KRW with $24 million in 24-hour volume. Korean retail has never stopped accumulating XRP and the data consistently reflects that.

    2. Official Trump (TRUMP) Surged 52% in 24 hours following the announcement of a second Mar-a-Lago gala exclusively for the top 297 token holders. Korean traders piled in fast, driving $88 million in volume on Upbit alone. Global spot volume hit $1.4 billion. Still 94% below its all-time high of $74.

    3. Bitcoin (BTC) No explanation needed. Korean exchanges always carry heavy Bitcoin volume and this weekend was no different, with BTC featuring prominently across both platforms alongside the altcoin surge.

    4. Dkargo (DKA) The standout micro-cap of the weekend. A blockchain-powered logistics platform built on Arbitrum’s Layer 3 infrastructure that pulled $82 million in volume, surging over 28% in under 12 hours. Volume hit nine times its 30-day daily average. Worth watching closely.

    5. Ethereum (ETH) Korea has always maintained strong Ethereum exposure alongside Bitcoin. ETH featured in the weekend surge with solid volume across both exchanges, consistent with its global momentum after printing its first green weekly candle in eight weeks.

    6. NEO One of crypto’s earliest smart contract platforms maintaining a loyal Korean following. NEO consistently appears in Korean volume spikes and this weekend was no exception.

    7. Alpha (AQT) A DeFi protocol that has maintained strong Korean retail interest. Its appearance in the top 14 suggests active rotation into DeFi-adjacent tokens this weekend.

    8. Anoma A privacy-focused blockchain protocol that entered the Korean top volume list this weekend, suggesting early accumulation interest from Korean traders ahead of broader market attention.

    9. Dogecoin (DOGE) Korea has always had a soft spot for Dogecoin and the meme coin consistently features in volume spikes when broader market sentiment turns positive.

    10. Aethir (ATH) A lesser-known token outside Korean markets that saw significant volume this weekend, reflecting the tendency of Korean exchanges to surface micro-cap opportunities before they reach global attention.

    11. BitTorrent (BTT) The Tron-ecosystem token with a long history on Korean exchanges. Its appearance in this weekend’s volume list is consistent with broader Tron network activity picking up across Asian markets.

    12. Contentos (COS) A content-focused blockchain platform that maintains a dedicated Korean following. COS consistently surfaces in Korean volume spikes as retail traders rotate through smaller cap ecosystem tokens.

    13. Sahara AI Perhaps the most interesting name on the list. An AI-focused blockchain project that appearing in Korean top volume during a broader market downturn suggests early accumulation interest in the AI-crypto narrative from one of the world’s most crypto-active populations.

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