Wu reports that according to Money Today, the Korea Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA) announced on May 15 that the alliance does not interfere with its member exchanges' decisions to list or delist tokens; such authority rests autonomously with each exchange. This move is seen as a response to the controversy triggered by the recent secondary delisting of WEMIX. DAXA stated that the courts have repeatedly affirmed this principle of independence, aiming to protect user interests.

WEMIX

Wu Shuo learned that, according to Money Today, the Korea Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA) issued a statement on May 15, declaring that the alliance does not interfere with member exchanges' decisions to list or delist tokens; such authority belongs independently to each exchange. This move is seen as a response to the recent controversy sparked by the secondary delisting of WEMIX. DAXA stated that the court has repeatedly affirmed this principle of independence, aiming to protect user interests.

South Korea's DAXA emphasizes that members of each crypto exchange have autonomous decision-making authority over listing and delisting coins.