Upbit to Delist BLAST Spot Trading on October 26

Upbit's move matters less for the token itself than for what it signals about how Korean exchanges manage listing lifecycles: a delisting notice issued roughly two weeks ahead gives holders a narrow window to adjust, and it can amplify price dislocations on local venues relative to global ones. The affected group is anyone holding BLAST on Upbit, plus market makers and arbitrage desks that rely on the Korean pair for liquidity. The open question is whether other domestic exchanges follow with their own reviews, or treat this as an Upbit-specific decision.