ChainThink report, effective July 1st, revised listing regulations in South Korea will be formally implemented, raising the minimum market capitalization threshold for the KOSDAQ market.

According to The Chosun Ilbo, due to falling cryptocurrency prices and capital outflows from KOSDAQ, some listed companies with DAT (Digital Asset Treasury) exposure face delisting risks.

Among them, Bitmaxs has a market cap of 13.1 billion KRW, below the new half-year minimum standard of 20 billion KRW;

Parataxis Ethereum has a market cap of 26.8 billion KRW, while Bit Planet stands at 33.1 billion KRW—both currently meet the requirement but fall short of the upcoming 30 billion KRW threshold set to take effect in January next year.

The report notes that since Bitcoin's price dropped from last year’s peak of $120,000 to around $50,000 this month, leading to widespread mark-to-market losses across related DAT enterprises.

The new rules also explicitly prohibit companies from circumventing delisting through share buybacks or stock consolidations; if market caps continue to decline, affected firms may initiate delisting procedures as early as early next year.