Right. So, picture this: South Korea’s five reigning kings of crypto—think less Game of Thrones, more Game of Drones—have just declared, with all the gravitas of Parliament shuttering a dodgy cheese shop, that WEMIX will be unceremoniously kicked to the curb on June 2. Shock (but not awe).
Naturally, the poor token had a meltdown worth of a soggy Bridget Jones diary entry, tumbling more than 60% down to a tragic $0.2757. (Insert tiny violin here 🎻.) Then, just as swiftly, it attempted a little half-hearted comeback, dusting itself off at about $0.36, as if to say, “I’m totally fine, guys, nothing to see here.”
And because history loves repeating itself (see: my fridge doors and bad dating choices), this isn’t even WEMIX’s first time facing a tag-team delisting. Enter DAXA—the exchange alliance with all the subtlety of a Strictly Come Dancing judge—waving their finger and insisting the token simply “failed to meet listing standards.” Ouch.
Moral of the story: WEMIX’s long-term credibility in South Korea now officially shakier than my relationship with dry January.🍸🤦♀️
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