Upbit places Injective on delisting watchlist after unresolved security incident

  • Upbit placed Injective on its delisting watchlist after confirming a security incident.
  • The incident involved hacking linked to a wallet or distributed ledger connected to INJ.
  • Bithumb separately placed CORE and INJ on its watchlist after a similar security notice.

South Korean crypto exchange Upbit placed Injective (INJ) on its delisting watchlist after confirming an unresolved security incident, including hacking, involving a virtual asset wallet or the distributed ledger where the asset is issued, transferred, or stored. The development follows a separate Bithumb announcement that placed CORE and INJ under review after citing an unresolved or unexplained hack involving related infrastructure.

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