The South Korean court rejected the Flow Foundation's application to halt the delisting of FLOW from the country's three major exchanges

According to market news, the Seoul Central District Court in South Korea rejected the temporary injunction application filed by the Flow Foundation and Dapper Labs against Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone, which aimed to suspend the decision of the three exchanges to terminate support for FLOW trading.

Previously, these three exchanges decided to terminate trading support for the Flow token due to the FLOW hacking incident that occurred in February. The court found that there was currently insufficient evidence to suspend the delisting decision, and the exchanges' judgment regarding unresolved risks was not obviously erroneous, emphasizing the need to protect potential investors. FLOW can still be traded on the South Korean crypto exchange Korbit, but it was delisted as scheduled by Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone at 3 PM local time.