Japan's BITPOINT to Delist BNB (BNB) Among 6 Tokens on October 28

BITPOINT Ends Support for Six Tokens

Japanese crypto asset exchange BITPOINT will remove support for six tokens, including the BNB token, DEP, JASMY (JMY), OSHI Token (OSHI), PEPE and OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP), with the delisting taking effect on October 28 at 13:00 JST, per the exchange's official notice published on September 4. The company framed the decision as the outcome of a comprehensive review of its service policy for listed assets, saying the removals are intended to preserve stable service delivery for its customer base. The wind-down follows a two-stage schedule. Purchase services on the standard BITPOINT platform and trading on BITPOINT PRO will end earlier, on October 7 at 16:00, and deposit acceptance for OSHI and JMY will close at the same moment; any open orders left on BITPOINT PRO will be cancelled automatically. The later deadline, October 28 at 13:00, governs the sale side: sale services and withdrawal acceptance for all six assets terminate then, and the tokens will also exit the exchange's end-of-period market-value taxation exclusion service on existing contracts at that time. For BNB holders in Japan, the practical window to trade out through the venue therefore runs just under eight weeks from the announcement, split between a buy-side cutoff in early October and a sell-side cutoff at the end of the month.

VCTRADE Merger Reshapes BITPOINT's Lineup

The delisting notice sits inside a larger corporate restructuring. BITPOINT's services are scheduled to be folded into SBI VC Trade's VCTRADE platform by the end of December 2026, after SBI VC Trade absorbed BITPOINT Japan through an absorption-type merger on April 1. Consistent with that transition, VCTRADE itself will drop three assets, Aptos (APT), Ethereum Classic (ETC) and Oasis (OAS), on the same October 28 at 13:00 deadline. Two operational details stand out for affected holders. First, BITPOINT started accepting withdrawals of BNB, PEPE and TRUMP from September 4, expanding a service those three tokens had not previously carried, which gives customers a direct on-chain exit route ahead of the cutoffs. Second, any balance that is neither sold nor withdrawn by the delisting time will not simply be frozen: the exchange states it will sell leftover holdings at market prices around November, convert the proceeds into Japanese yen and credit the yen to customer accounts. Holders who miss the deadlines will therefore absorb whatever market impact that block liquidation produces, including slippage on execution. The announcement also flags a niche dependency: as of publication, no other domestic crypto asset exchange service provider handles OSHI, making BITPOINT the sole Japanese off-ramp for that altcoin. Readers tracking the market in real time can follow live spot and futures prices on Bitget.

Liquidity Access Narrows for Japanese Traders

Our reading of the notice is that the BNB removal matters less for price than for regulated access: Japanese retail traders lose one compliant venue for buying and selling the asset, and remaining balances route through an exchange-managed yen conversion rather than a trader-controlled exit. Liquidity for BNB, which is among the market's deepest assets by liquidity pool and market maker coverage globally, should absorb the flows easily, but smaller names like OSHI face genuine access risk once their only domestic handler steps back. Traders weighing alternatives can compare venues in our guide to the best crypto exchanges, and the confirmed dates to act on are October 7 at 16:00 and October 28 at 13:00 JST.