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Sopon (SOPH), an Ethereum-based Layer 2 scaling network, will cease operations on November 30th. Users must withdraw all assets, including SOPH tokens, by November 25th. The SOPH token itself will remain despite the Sopon Chain's operational closure.

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According to CoinMarketCap's page views, LIT ranked first globally, and NIL ranked first in Korea. Seven out of the top 10 global cryptocurrencies saw an increase, while the top 10 in Korea showed a different trend compared to the global market. LIT, POWR, and G garnered attention globally, while NIL, RLC, and ZAMA were frequently viewed in Korea.

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Upbit's 24-hour trading volume has decreased by 28.3% compared to the previous day, reaching approximately $1.47 billion. Currently, the AXIS/KRW trading pair accounts for 12.1% of the total trading volume, making it the highest proportion and surpassing Bitcoin/KRW trading volume.

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IOST and AURORA are showing an expanding buying trend with simultaneous increases in price and trading volume. On the other hand, SOPH and SCR are experiencing increased sell-off pressure with rising trading volume despite price declines. Other coins are classified into buying fatigue, waning interest, or long-term/new accumulation phases based on changes in trading volume.

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Blockchain project Sophon (SOPH) will end its mainnet operations on November 30th. Users must transfer their assets to another chain via the bridge by November 25th.