Three altcoins just received a particularly unpleasant calendar reminder. Upbit has announced the Upbit delisting of Storage (STORJ), ThunderCore (TT), and Jasmy Coin (JASMY), with trading support scheduled to end on September 14, 2026.
The exchange had already placed STORJ under trading caution on July 28, while TT and JASMY received the same designation on July 31. After further reviews, Upbit said the issues behind those warnings had not been resolved.
For STORJ, the exchange cited shortcomings involved material disclosures, business existence, sustainability and actual progress. TT’s review also considered issuance and circulation plans, business plan changes and procedural transparency.
JASMY faced concerns around disclosures from its issuer or operator, alongside questions about the existence, sustainability and progress of its business. That’s not exactly a glowing assessment.
The Upbit delisting announcement arrives while the three tokens are already struggling to regain momentum. The supplied market data indicates that investors in these assets have been sitting on losses, with hopes of a meaningful recovery looking increasingly weak.
On the weekly chart, the 20 week EMA has acted as persistent resistance for weeks, with no convincing breakout appearing since 2025. That leaves the technical picture looking rather unforgiving just as the exchange removes trading support.
Trading will stop on September 14, but holders are not immediately locked out. Upbit says withdrawals will remain available for 30 days after termination, giving users until approximately October 14, 2026, to withdraw their STORJ, TT and JASMY.
After trading support ends, Upbit will also stop supporting services including airdrops, wallet upgrades and hard forks for the affected assets. The exchange additionally warned that deposits made after support ends may not be credited and that mistaken transfers could take a very long time to recover.
For Upbit delisting victims, the deadline is not September 14 alone. October 14 is the date that matters for withdrawals.
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