Upbit to Delist BLUR From KRW and BTC Markets on November 30
Key Takeaways
- •Upbit will delist Blur (BLUR) from both its Korean won and Bitcoin markets on November 30, 2026.
- •The delisting decision was announced on October 30 through an official notice from the exchange.
- •The removal concludes a review process that started with an investor warning on the asset, but Upbit did not specify which shortcomings went unresolved.
- •Based on past delistings, Upbit has typically opened a withdrawal window after trading ends, and holders will be watching for such a notice in this case.
- •BLUR is the native token of Blur, an Ethereum-based NFT marketplace that gained prominence in late 2022 through user incentive and airdrop programs.

Upbit, South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, will delist Blur (BLUR) from both its Korean won (KRW) and Bitcoin (BTC) markets on November 30, 2026. The decision was announced on Friday, October 30, in an official notice published by the exchange.
The exchange did not specify which of the project's shortcomings went unresolved. The delisting closes a review process that began with an investor warning on the asset. For BLUR holders on Upbit, the move removes the token's KRW- and BTC-denominated trading pairs on the country's largest exchange by volume, ending won- and bitcoin-based trading of the asset once the delisting takes effect.
Background on the delisting process
Upbit periodically reviews its listed digital assets to determine whether they continue to meet its listing standards, which cover factors such as project disclosure and trading conditions. In past delistings, the exchange has ended trading support for an affected token on the announced date and subsequently opened a withdrawal window, allowing users to move their holdings off the platform before support is fully terminated. A warning designation sits at the start of this process, flagging an asset that falls short of one or more standards — and this case shows how such a flag can escalate into full delisting when the underlying concerns are not resolved. Whether Upbit follows its usual pattern by opening a withdrawal window for BLUR, and how long that window stays open, will be a key detail for holders to watch for in any follow-up notice.
About BLUR
BLUR is the native token of Blur, an Ethereum-based NFT marketplace that rose to prominence in late 2022 through user incentive and airdrop programs.
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