Bithumb Rolls Out the Red Carpet for Venice Token ($VVV) — Privacy-First AI Finally Gets Its Korean Won Moment

South Korea's Bithumb is adding another token to its roster. Venice Token ($VVV) is making its way to the KRW market. Somewhere, a degen is already calculating how many sandwich attacks they can fit into the first five minutes.

According to the announcement, deposit and withdrawal operations will go live within one hour of the listing notice. Trading for the $VVV/KRW pair kicks off April 1, 2026 at 3:00 PM. The initial reference price sits at 9,840 KRW, and deposits need 200 block confirmations before they're good to go. That's roughly enough time to make a coffee, stress-eat a snack, and refresh the chart 847 times.

One important detail: only Base network transfers will be accepted. Other networks? Not supported. Don't say you weren't warned. This is Bithumb's way of saying "we love you, but not that much" to anyone who accidentally bridged to the wrong chain. Memo to self: double-check before you click.

Venice Token is positioning itself as a privacy-focused AI platform — the kind that promises AI services without hoarding your data on servers. It's built as an alternative to the usual suspects: data collection, censorship, and those pesky fees that come with centralized setups. The $VVV token serves as the platform's utility token for staking and accessing various services. Finally