BLUR Climbs 3.97% on Upbit as Sole Warning-Flagged Token in Top 10

Only Warning Token on Upbit's Top 10

A 3.97% climb to 13.1 won carried BLUR into seventh place on Upbit's board of top daily gainers at 12:00 Korea time on Sunday, November 8, and it stood there as the only token on the ten-name list flagged with the exchange's warning designation. The ranking, drawn from the exchange's daily top-10 of KRW-listed assets by gain rate, was thin at the top: SIGN led at +12.61% to 13.4 won on roughly 6.6 billion won of turnover, the sole double-digit mover of the ten. BLEND followed at +8.81% with the heaviest volume of the board at 18.7 billion won, then BMT at +6.77%, ERA at +5.94%, FOLD at +4.76% and TRAC at +4.36%. BLUR's seventh-place entry came on about 2 billion won of trading, tied for the lightest turnover in the group with ELSA, which added 2.91% at 106 won in eighth. DRV ranked ninth at +2.83% to 436 won, and B3 closed the list at +1.24%. The exchange marks its daily close at 9:00, so the noon snapshot fell mid-session, about three hours into the new trading day.

The warning tag is what separates BLUR's entry from the nine around it. Upbit applies the designation to assets it places under heightened investor caution, a status that in practice signals a token under closer exchange oversight, with extra disclosure demands or changes to trading support typically attached before or after it. Every other token on the list, from SIGN at the top to B3 at the bottom, traded under a standard label.

Spot pricing told a narrower story than the KRW board. Live monitoring showed BLUR near $0.0070 shortly after the snapshot, up 0.1% from that reading, while the 24-hour change stood at -3.6%: the Sunday bid pared a slide that was already wider than the session gain itself.

Scheduled Exit From KRW Markets

Sunday's advance stood out against a board that was overwhelmingly red. Of the 300 tokens quoted on the exchange, 26 rose and 253 fell as of the noon reading, while Bitcoin slipped 0.29% to 103.4 million won against its previous 9:00 close. A 3.97% gain on a day when five in six listed assets declined is a narrow but real divergence, and it came in a token whose KRW trading support is already scheduled to end.

That schedule is the backdrop to the warning flag. As COINOTAG reported earlier, Upbit is set to delist BLUR on November 30, removing the token from both its KRW and BTC markets, and designations of this kind usually front-run the final trading window rather than arrive in isolation. For holders the practical effect is a closing exit: sell-side depth on the KRW quote is thinning into the removal date, which leaves shrinking exit liquidity for anyone still positioned when the deadline passes. Sunday's 2 billion won of turnover, the lightest tier of the top 10, fits that picture of a market trading on reduced size rather than renewed conviction. The volume leaders tell the same story from the other side: BLEND turned over 18.7 billion won on its 8.81% gain, more than nine times BLUR's print, and even ERA at fourth and FOLD at fifth, with gains of 5.94% and 4.76%, moved 5.7 billion won and 5.4 billion won respectively, each above BLUR's total.

Nothing in the Sunday board shows a new disclosure event behind the tag: the exchange's notice and its board give the status and the removal date, and no further detail has been published. Trading continues until the November 30 removal takes effect, after which KRW and BTC quotations for BLUR end on the exchange.

The Floor at $0.0068

Support and resistance readings frame where that leaves the price. Composite scoring puts the strongest support for BLUR at $0.0068, scored 87 out of 100, with the strongest resistance at $0.0088, scored 79; both are consistent with our BLUR technical analysis. Spot sits just above the floor at $0.0070, and the relative strength index at 28.69 marks an oversold market inside a downtrend that the current bullish MACD signal has not yet reversed. Derivatives positioning is small and leans short: futures trading data shows a perpetual funding rate of -0.0167% against about $2.69 million in open interest. Holding $0.0068 keeps the price inside its range below $0.0088, while losing it exposes shelves rated far weaker, at 28 or less.