Bithumb Sets Nov. 30 Trading Cutoff for Blur and Core Tokens
Withdrawals will remain available until Dec. 30. Bithumb will also stop API trading support and cancel open orders when trading ends.

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb will end trading support for Blur (BLUR) and Core (CORE) on Nov. 30, with withdrawals available for another month under its announced delisting schedule.
Trading support ends at 1 a.m. ET Nov. 30 (06:00 UTC). Withdrawal support ends at 1 a.m. ET Dec. 30 (06:00 UTC).
Bithumb said materials submitted for BLUR did not sufficiently resolve issues behind the token’s trading-caution status. The exchange cited changes to the project’s business plan, how those changes were carried out and the token’s use in deciding BLUR no longer met its standards for continued trading support. For CORE, Bithumb said the reason for its trading-caution designation remained unresolved.
When trading ends, Bithumb will stop API trading support for both tokens and cancel open orders. The exchange urged users to withdraw their assets before the Dec. 30 cutoff and register withdrawal addresses for overseas virtual asset service providers or personal wallets. The schedule may change due to Bithumb’s internal circumstances.