GameFi Token WEMIX Caught in Regulatory Crosshairs on Bithumb Exchange
- Bithumb keeps WEMIX under close watch following $6.2M token hack.
- Wemade delayed disclosure by four days, citing security concerns.
- DAXA will decide on WEMIX delisting by early May 2025.
WEMIX, a blockchain gaming token, continues to face regulatory headwinds in South Korea due to a controversial hack and delayed communication by its issuer, Wemade.
Now, Bithumb, one of the nation’s largest crypto exchanges, announced that it will extend WEMIX’s classification as a “closely monitored asset,” after recommendations by the Digital Asset eXchange Alliance (DAXA).
That monitored status leads to a critical point: a final decision on whether to delist the token the week ending May 2nd. It’s a decision that could heavily impact South Korea’s GameFi ecosystem.
Why is WEMIX Facing Delisting Risk?
The scrutiny intensified after a February 28 security breach on the PlayBridge Vault, Hackers illegally withdrew over 8.65 million WEMIX tokens, worth about $6.2 million at the time.
Critically, the WEMIX Foundation waited four days, disclosing the incident only on March 4th, triggering sharp backlash from the local crypto community. The delay led to…
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GameFi Token WEMIX Caught in Regulatory Crosshairs on Bithumb Exchange
- Bithumb keeps WEMIX under close watch following $6.2M token hack.
- Wemade delayed disclosure by four days, citing security concerns.
- DAXA will decide on WEMIX delisting by early May 2025.
WEMIX, a blockchain gaming token, continues to face regulatory headwinds in South Korea due to a controversial hack and delayed communication by its issuer, Wemade.
Now, Bithumb, one of the nation’s largest crypto exchanges, announced that it will extend WEMIX’s classification as a “closely monitored asset,” after recommendations by the Digital Asset eXchange Alliance (DAXA).
That monitored status leads to a critical point: a final decision on whether to delist the token the week ending May 2nd. It’s a decision that could heavily impact South Korea’s GameFi ecosystem.
Why is WEMIX Facing Delisting Risk?
The scrutiny intensified after a February 28 security breach on the PlayBridge Vault, Hackers illegally withdrew over 8.65 million WEMIX tokens, worth about $6.2 million at the time.
Critically, the WEMIX Foundation waited four days, disclosing the incident only on March 4th, triggering sharp backlash from the local crypto community. The delay led to…
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