South Korea’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb, have announced they will end support for trading the $FLOW token. According to today’s official announcements, both exchanges will cease trading $FLOW as of March 16, 2026.
With the delisting decision, the $FLOW token will no longer be traded on the Upbit and Bithumb platforms after the specified date. Such decisions are generally made based on project updates, market conditions, liquidity levels, investor protection criteria, and exchange listing policies.
However, the current announcements state that detailed reasons for the termination of $FLOW trading support are included in the exchanges’ own statements.
The delisting of the same asset by high-volume exchanges like Upbit and Bithumb around similar dates is considered a noteworthy development for the market. $FLOW stands out as the native token of the Flow ecosystem, known particularly for its NFT and gaming-focused blockchain projects.
Exchanges generally allow withdrawals for a certain period during the delisting process to prevent users from experiencing losses. Therefore, users holding $FLOW are advised to check their open orders, transfer their assets to a different exchange, or withdraw them to their wallets before trading support ends.
The development is being interpreted as a new sign that listing standards are being increasingly strictly enforced in the South Korean market.
*This is not investment advice.
