In the peppermint-hued corridors of South Korea’s crypto carnival, two towering, fussy giants-Upbit and Bithumb-glanced down at Loopring ($LRC) with a twitch of their noses and declared the coin’s time on their shelves was up.
On March 16, 2026, at 1500 KST, they announced a delisting, like a loud door slamming in the face of a perfectly cheerful marching band. The whispery excuses behind the curtain spoke of disclosure transparency, project operations, and development progress, tickling the air with the kind of reasons that make even the bravest hodler yawn with a knowing grin.
Withdrawals will still be allowed until April 16, but deposits and services such as airdrops will vanish into the mist, as if swallowed by a very bored dragon. The news sent $LRC tumbling roughly 10%, a wobble in the coin-world that, perhaps, shows off a little of that grand, grown-up regulatory oversight and the shiny new protections for crypto users blooming in South Korea.
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2026-02-13 11:21