Cryptocurrency exchange OKX has announced the removal of 32 trading pairs from its platform.
This article discusses the delisting schedule and its implications for traders.
Read more to stay ahead in your trading journey.
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Gradual Removal of Trading Pairs Starting September 21
On September 13, 2023, OKX announced that it would be removing a total of 32 spot trading pairs from its exchange.
The decision has been made based on regular reviews to maintain a robust trading environment. Trading pairs were delisted because they did not meet the listing criteria, as stated by the company.
List of Trading Pairs to be Removed
Here are the 32 trading pairs that will be delisted, starting from 8:00 to 8:30 AM (UTC) on September 21, 2023:
【Delisted on September 21】
- HEGIC/USDT
- MDA/USDT
- API3/ETH
- API3/USDC
- AVAX/ETH
- BAT/BTC
- BAT/USDC
- DGB/BTC
- EGLD/BTC
- ENS/BTC
【Delisted on September 25】
- ETC/ETH
- ETC/OKB
- ETHW/BTC
- FLOW/BTC
- GLMR/USDC
- KSM/BTC
- LRC/BTC
- LUNA/BTC
- LUNC/BTC
- OM/ETH
- OMG/BTC
【Delisted on September 26】
- RVN/BTC
- SNX/ETH
- USTC/USDC
- WAVES/BTC
- XEM/BTC
- XEM/USDC
- XTZ/BTC
- YFI/BTC
- ZEC/ETH
- ZIL/BTC
- ZRX/BTC
Recommended Actions for Traders
OKX advises that all orders related to these trading pairs will be automatically cancelled at the time of delisting. It is recommended that traders cancel their orders for these pairs before they are removed.
As of September 12, 2023, deposits for HEGIC and MDA have already been suspended. Withdrawals for these tokens will also be halted at 8:00 AM (UTC) on November 25, 2023.