Bitcoin Exchanges Upbit and Bithumb Remove This Altcoin from Their Delisting Watchlist! Here Are the Details
Upbit and Bithumb, two leading cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea, have announced an important decision regarding the Taiko (TAIKO) token. Both exchanges stated in official announcements
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July 24, 2026
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Upbit and Bithumb, two leading cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea, have announced an important decision regarding the Taiko (TAIKO) token. Both exchanges stated in official announcements that TAIKO, previously placed on the delist watchlist, has been removed. The reason given for this decision is that the issues causing the trading warnings have been resolved.
According to exchange statements, comprehensive reviews have concluded that the risk factors that led to TAIKO being placed on the watchlist have been eliminated. Therefore, the trading alert on the token has been lifted, and it has been decided that TAIKO will maintain its current listing status.
The delisting watchlist stands out as one of the important monitoring mechanisms used by cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea to warn investors of potential risks. When a token is placed on this list, the project is closely monitored according to certain criteria, and if the necessary improvements are not made, it faces the risk of being completely delisted from the exchange.
Upbit and Bithumb reviewed TAIKO’s operations, technical development, ecosystem structure, and various factors that could affect investors. The final review concluded that the conditions that triggered the trading warning are no longer valid.
The decision is seen as a positive development for the TAIKO community, and the fact that the token will continue to be traded on South Korea’s two largest cryptocurrency exchanges is also important for investor confidence. Being removed from the delist watchlist is interpreted as an indication that the project has once again met the exchange’s standard listing criteria.
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