Bithumb said it will delist Blur (BLUR) and Core (CORE), ending trading support for both tokens at 15:00 Korea time on Nov. 30, 2026. Withdrawal support will remain available until 15:00 Korea time on Dec. 30, 2026. According to the exchange, materials submitted by the BLUR project team did not sufficiently address issues tied to its designation as a trading warning asset. After reviewing changes to the project’s business plan, execution status, and token use case, Bithumb said BLUR no longer met its standards for continued trading support. CORE was also slated for delisting because the reasons behind its trading warning designation had not been resolved. After the delisting takes effect, API trading support for the two assets will stop and all open orders will be canceled. Bithumb also urged users to withdraw in advance and register whitelist addresses for overseas virtual asset service providers or personal wallets as early as possible. The exchange added that the schedule could change depending on internal circumstances.
Bithumb said it will terminate trading support for Blur (BLUR) and Core (CORE).
Why BLUR and CORE are being delisted
In its notice, the exchange said materials submitted by the BLUR project team did not sufficiently resolve issues related to the token’s designation as a trading warning asset. After reviewing factors including changes to the project’s business plan, its execution status, and the token’s use case, Bithumb concluded that BLUR no longer met the standards required to maintain trading support.
For CORE, Bithumb said the reasons behind its trading warning designation had not been resolved, leading the exchange to decide on a delisting.
Trading and withdrawal timeline
Trading support for BLUR and CORE will end at 15:00 Korea time on Nov. 30, 2026, according to the announcement. Withdrawal support will end at 15:00 Korea time on Dec. 30, 2026.
What happens after the delisting
Once the delisting takes effect, API trading support for the affected assets will also stop, and all open orders will be canceled.
Bithumb urged users to withdraw their assets in advance and register whitelist addresses for overseas virtual asset service providers or personal wallets as early as possible.
The exchange added that the timetable may change depending on internal circumstances.
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