A major Korean cryptocurrency exchange announced that it will delist multiple trading pairs starting in October, while explicitly stating that XRP will continue to be available for trading on its platform.
The exchange’s notice did not disclose the specific pairs to be removed, but the decision signals a routine portfolio adjustment common among regional operators seeking to streamline offerings amid shifting liquidity patterns.
XRP’s price currently sits at $1.31, reflecting a 1.8% decline over the past 24 hours according to Tradexus market data. The modest dip suggests that the delisting news has not triggered a sharp sell‑off, likely because the asset remains accessible to Korean traders.
Maintaining XRP’s listing preserves a key market for the token in South Korea, a region that has historically contributed notable trading volume to the XRP market. Continued access may help sustain liquidity and support any ongoing institutional interest in the asset.
Market participants will watch the exchange’s upcoming delisting schedule for any broader impact on regional trading volumes, and will monitor XRP’s price action around the October rollout for signs of renewed buying or selling pressure.
This story was compiled by the Tradexus News Desk with the help of AI.
