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Data submitted by Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit and Gopax to Rep. Park Sung-hoon of the National Assembly's National Policy Committee show 1,236 new altcoin listings (including duplicates) from 2022 through end-July 2026, against 430 trading terminations, with Bithumb's count cut off on August 18. The 35% delisting-to-listing ratio quantifies tail risk in Korea's won-market long tail and strengthens the case for tighter listing screening and post-listing surveillance, which would compress speculative turnover in low-float altcoins and push domestic liquidity toward BTC, ETH and major-cap names. Watch whether the FSC or DAXA converts this parliamentary review into codified listing and delisting standards, since a rule change is the trigger that would reprice Korean altcoin premiums rather than the headline count itself.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around BTC, ETH.
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