Upbit NOM delisting happens March 30, 2026, 15:00 KST
Upbit will delist Nomina (NOM) on March 30, 2026, at 15:00 KST. The delisting removes trading support for NOM on the platform in south korea at that time.
The action follows prior reviews of the asset and precedes the termination of trading support on the specified markets. Coverage indicates the timing and scope are set in the exchange notice.
Nomina (NOM) trading pairs affected: NOM/KRW, NOM/BTC, NOM/USDT
The Upbit NOM delisting covers the NOM/KRW, NOM/BTC, and NOM/USDT markets. As reported by TechFlowPost, the effective time is March 30, 2026, 15:00 KST, reflecting the exchange’s public announcement.
according to AiCoin, Nomina (NOM) was designated a Trading Caution asset on February 12, 2026, with NOM deposits suspended from that date during a review window that ran through February 27, 2026.
Editorial note: The exchange’s language identified the specific NOM markets to be removed from trading support. “UPBIT will delist the Nomina ‘NOM’ related trading pairs,” said Upbit in its notice.
At the time of this writing, Nomina (NOM) is priced at 0.004153. Reported metrics list volatility at 23.88% (Extremely High), RSI14 at 37.33 (Neutral), 10 green days in 30, and a 50‑day SMA of 0.007444.
Immediate steps NOM holders must take on Upbit
Ahead of delisting deadlines, exchanges typically expect users to handle open orders and balances before trading support ends. Common workflows include canceling open orders prior to the cutoff, confirming balances, and preparing compliant withdrawals.
NOM deposits were paused during the Trading Caution period referenced above; users generally avoid new deposits when deposit services are suspended. Background context: the OMNI to NOM rebrand and swap proceeded at 1:75, based on CoinCarp, underscoring the importance of correct contract verification to reduce transfer risk.
FAQ about Upbit NOM delisting
Can I still deposit, trade, or withdraw NOM on Upbit before the delisting takes effect?
Deposits were suspended during the Trading Caution window per institutional reporting. Trading support for NOM pairs ends March 30, 2026, 15:00 KST. Withdrawal availability was not specified in the cited coverage.
What happens to my existing NOM orders and balances after the delisting deadline?
Exchanges commonly cancel open orders at delisting and may keep withdrawals available for a period. The specific post‑delisting handling was not detailed in the referenced announcement.
Information not provided in verified notices will be added when available from named institutional sources.
No further FAQs are available from the cited reporting without additional official disclosures.
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