Bithumb temporarily halted deposits and withdrawals for Injective (INJ).

Regulation & Gov · 2026-08-31

South Korean exchange Bithumb halted deposits and withdrawals for Injective (INJ) according to a notice posted on its platform. The timing and duration of the suspension were not specified in the available announcement.

The move affects user access to move INJ tokens in or out of the exchange. Bithumb did not disclose the reason for the temporary halt in the materials reviewed.

It remains unclear whether the suspension is exchange-specific, relates to broader network issues, or follows regulatory guidance. No statement from Injective or other platforms regarding INJ trading has been identified.

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