Dunamu launches “Upbit Skills” to support AI trading
Dunamu has launched “Upbit Skills,” a set of instructions for AI agents that enables them to use APIs through natural-language commands. Hanwha Securities is pursuing an additional acquisition of a stake in Dunamu, while KB Asset Management has launched a public-participation National Growth Fund.
Dunamu 2026-05-22has unveiled “Upbit Skills,” a guide to using Upbit APIs for AI agents. It explains how to instruct AI in natural language to perform functions such as checking market prices, submitting order requests, and viewing deposits and withdrawals. The company said it simplifies API use to support integration with AI-based services.
Upbit Skills provides usage rules and examples to help AI agents call APIs easily. The service includes examples of supporting balance checks and order processing in automated trading environments such as vibe trading. Dunamu has released documentation focused on the technical guidance needed for AI integration.
Hanwha Securities 2026-05-20is pursuing a plan to acquire an additional stake in Dunamu. The company disclosed that it is considering an additional stake acquisition. The specific size and timing of the acquisition have not yet been determined.
KB Asset Management 2026-05-22launched the “Public Participation National Growth Fund.” It said the fund aims to invest in the country’s flagship industries. The sales schedule and eligible holdings are as set out in the notice published by the asset manager.
During the same period, Dunamu sent a pizza truck to the Jincheon National Training Center to cheer on the national team athletes. It said the on-site support was intended as a thoughtful gesture, providing meals and a place to rest for the team. The company said it would continue its community and social contribution activities.
The matters disclosed that day fall into four categories: a product launch, a planned change in shareholdings, the launch of a public offering fund, and on-site support. Each item is classified as business expansion by a company, an area for investors to monitor, or a matter to check in disclosures. Investors should check the relevant disclosures and product information themselves.