The Flow Foundation has filed a petition with a South Korean court requesting that Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone suspend the delisting of FLOW.
Svmuu News: The Flow Foundation posted on X stating that the Foundation and Dapper Labs, the developer of Flow, have filed a petition with the Seoul Central District Court requesting a suspension of the plan by three South Korean exchanges—Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone—to delist FLOW on March 16. The Flow Foundation added that following the security incident on December 27 (in which no user funds were affected and all counterfeit tokens have been permanently destroyed), other major global exchanges have now completed independent reviews and resumed full support for FLOW.
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