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A single day of 41 delisting and caution notices has put Korea’s crypto exchange screening rules under the spotlight.
Korea’s five won-based exchanges removed 103 tokens from trading support in the first nine months of 2026, about 2.6 times the year-earlier figure, and flagged another 48 in October, including Zilliqa, Galaxia, Delabs Games and Ultra. Average daily trading fell to about 3.1 trillion won (2.3 billion US dollars) in the first half, half the prior-year level, as investor attention shifted to AI and semiconductor stocks. Experts are urging transparent criteria, early warnings and a statutory basis for reviews under the Digital Asset Basic Act.

Sources:

41 Coins Delisted or Flagged in a Single Day, Prompting Calls to Separate Wheat From Chaff — Seoul Economic Daily, October 21, 2026
Tighter Debt Collection Rules Push Financial Firms to Outsource 7.6 Trillion Won More — Seoul Economic Daily, October 21, 2026

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00:0341 Cryptocurrencies were flagged for delisting or caution in a single day last week.
00:08Korea's 5-1 based exchanges have now dropped 103 tokens this year, while trading has roughly halved.
00:15The debate is shifting from whether weak tokens should go to how clearly the rules are set.
00:21It's Wednesday, October 21st. Let's break down what's happening in Korea's financial sector.
00:26Korea's 5-1 based exchanges review listed tokens under self-regulatory guidelines coordinated by the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance, or
00:35DAXA.
00:37Each token is reviewed at least once a quarter, with market capitalization and trading volume among the main criteria.
00:43As prices weaken and volumes dry up, more tokens are falling below those minimums.
00:49Here's what the numbers show.
00:50103 tokens lost trading support on the 5 exchanges from January to September, about 2.6 times the 40 a
00:58year earlier.
00:59Since October 1st, another 48 have been slated for delisting or placed under caution, including 41 on October 16th alone.
01:07Average daily trading fell to about $3.1 trillion, or $2.3 billion in the first half, roughly half of
01:16the $6.4 trillion, or $4.8 billion a year earlier.
01:20Market capitalization stood at $58.9 trillion, about $44.4 billion at the end of June, down 33% from
01:30the end of last year.
01:31Bitcoin traded at $81,691 on Tuesday afternoon, down about 26.5% from a year ago.
01:39Separately, financial firms handed $59.6 trillion, about $44.9 billion, of new overdue debt to collection agencies last year,
01:49up 14.6%.
01:51So what does this mean for banks, regulators, and fintech watchers?
01:56Earlier, we said 41 tokens were flagged in a single day.
01:59Here's what that actually means for you.
02:01Academics are calling for published delisting criteria, continuous reviews with an early warning stage, and a legal footing for exchange
02:09screening under the Digital Asset Basic Act,
02:11which would move these decisions from exchange discretion towards statutory rules.
02:16Final delisting decisions on the 21 tokens designated for caution on October 16th.
02:21Whether DAXA discloses its listing maintenance criteria in full.
02:25How the Digital Asset Basic Act treats exchange listing and delisting reviews.
02:30That's today's AI Prism, Finance Daily.
02:34This episode was produced with AI Assistants based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting, and reviewed by a human editor.
02:41AI Prism is a WANIFRA award-winning series.
02:44We'll be back tomorrow.
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