NEIRO flagged for delisting review under FSC/KoFIU rules

What to Know:

• Bithumb confirms NEIRO token delisting, moving beyond previous maintenance reviews.
• Prior watchlists cited low activity and engagement; stricter Korean oversight, 30–60 days.

According to Bithumb, it will delist the NEIRO token, marking a step beyond earlier maintenance reviews. The notice confirms removal of the asset from the platform.

As reported by t.signalplus.com, Bithumb and Coinone previously placed NEIRO on delisting watchlists, citing low project activity and muted community engagement. The report also linked the reviews to tighter expectations from Korean oversight bodies, with a typical 30–60 day remedial window to address deficiencies.

Impact for holders and other exchanges’ listings and futures

For users on the delisting venue, trading and deposits for the asset generally cease, and exchanges commonly set withdrawal windows to manage offboarding. A specific schedule for NEIRO’s removal and withdrawals was not disclosed at the time of writing.

As posted by Bybit on Reddit, the exchange removed the NEIRO/USDT spot pair and suspended deposits effective October 10, 2025. According to Nami Foundation, NAO Futures delisted the NEIRO/ETH contract on September 26, 2025, halting orders and conducting settlement.

As announced by Neiro via GlobeNewswire, the project pursued enforcement against unauthorized copycat contracts, noting several exchange delistings tied to intellectual property claims. “These delistings demonstrate the growing importance of intellectual property and licensing,” said S, Community Lead, at Neiro.

At the time of writing, NEIRO’s reference metrics show a price of 0.0001649, with RSI at 36.40, volatility at 15.60%, 13 green days in 30, and sentiment labeled Bearish. These figures are presented for context only.

Timeline, watchlist criteria, and FSC/KoFIU regulatory context

The watchlist process referenced above typically allows a 30–60 day period for remediation and focuses on developer output, project communications, community participation, trading liquidity, and basic compliance. Failure to demonstrate improvements during this window often precedes a final delisting decision.

In South Korea, listing maintenance has tightened under the Financial Services Commission and the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit frameworks that emphasize investor protection and clearer project disclosures. Exchanges in the market tend to intervene earlier than some global peers, but outcomes are determined case by case and may vary by platform.