The cryptocurrency landscape is continuously evolving, and maintaining a healthy, secure trading environment requires proactive measures. To enhance market liquidity, ensure platform stability, and prioritize user experience, OKX has made the strategic decision to delist several spot trading pairs following a comprehensive review by its risk management team.
This decision was driven by ongoing market monitoring, analysis of trading pair performance, user feedback, and strict adherence to OKX’s established listing and delisting criteria. The goal is to maintain a high-quality asset ecosystem that supports sustainable growth and protects investor interests.
Affected Trading Pairs and Timeline
The following spot trading pairs will be officially removed from the platform:
- REN/USDT
- REN/USDC
- TAKI/USDT
- LEASH/USDT
- ORB/USDT
- KINE/USDT
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Delisting Execution Schedule (UTC+8)
- Trading Suspension & Auto-Cancelation:
On October 8, 2024, between 4:00 PM and 4:30 PM (UTC+8), all trading for the above pairs will be suspended. Any open orders must be canceled by 4:00 PM on October 8, 2024. Unwithdrawn orders will be automatically canceled by the system, with processing taking up to 1–3 business days. - Deposit Suspension (Already in Effect):
Deposits for REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, and KINE were halted on September 29, 2024, at 4:00 PM (UTC+8). No further deposits will be accepted for these assets. - Withdrawal Deadline:
Users can withdraw their holdings of the affected tokens until January 8, 2025, at 4:00 PM (UTC+8). After this time, withdrawal functionality will be permanently disabled. It is strongly advised to withdraw your assets before the deadline to avoid irreversible loss.
Why Does OKX Delist Cryptocurrencies?
Delisting is not a reflection of a project’s initial promise but a necessary action based on dynamic market conditions and platform standards. OKX evaluates all listed assets regularly using key metrics such as:
- Trading volume and liquidity
- Market capitalization and price stability
- Project development progress and transparency
- Security audits and smart contract risks
- Community engagement and user complaints
Assets that fail to meet minimum thresholds or exhibit prolonged inactivity are subject to removal. This ensures that only viable, actively traded, and secure digital assets remain available to users.
How to Manage Your Assets Before Delisting
If you hold any of the affected tokens (REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, KINE), it’s essential to take timely action:
- Check Your Holdings:
Navigate to Assets > Funding Account > Non-tradable Assets to view your balance of delisted tokens. - Withdraw Before the Deadline:
Transfer your tokens to a personal wallet or another exchange that supports them. Ensure the receiving platform accepts these specific assets. - Review Wallet Compatibility:
Confirm that your external wallet supports the token standards (e.g., ERC-20, BEP-20) of the assets you're withdrawing. - Keep Records:
Save transaction IDs and withdrawal confirmations for future reference.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Why were REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, and KINE delisted?
A: These tokens were delisted due to insufficient trading volume, low liquidity, or failure to meet OKX’s ongoing listing requirements. The decision follows a standard risk assessment process aimed at protecting users and maintaining market integrity.
Q: Can I still deposit REN or KINE after September 29, 2024?
A: No. Deposit functionality for all affected tokens was permanently disabled on September 29, 2024, at 4:00 PM (UTC+8). No further deposits will be processed.
Q: What happens if I don’t withdraw my tokens by January 8, 2025?
A: After the withdrawal deadline, OKX will no longer support transfers of these assets. Any remaining balances will become inaccessible, potentially resulting in permanent loss. Immediate action is recommended.
Q: Will these tokens ever be relisted?
A: Relisting is possible only if the projects demonstrate significant improvements in liquidity, development activity, and community support. There are no current plans for relisting.
Q: Where can I check my non-tradable assets?
A: Log in to your OKX account and go to Assets > Funding Account > Non-tradable Assets to view holdings of delisted tokens.
Q: Is OKX compensating users for the delisting?
A: No compensation is provided for delisted assets. Users are responsible for managing their holdings before deadlines. OKX encourages all users to stay informed about platform announcements.
Commitment to User Protection and Market Health
OKX remains committed to fostering a transparent, secure, and efficient trading environment. Regular reviews of listed assets ensure that only projects with strong fundamentals and active communities remain accessible to traders.
User safety is paramount. By proactively removing underperforming or high-risk assets, OKX reduces exposure to potential vulnerabilities such as price manipulation, low exit liquidity, or abandoned development teams.
Final Reminder
The crypto market demands vigilance. Always conduct independent research before investing and stay updated on exchange policies. With the delisting of REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, and KINE, now is the time to act—review your portfolio, withdraw eligible assets, and plan your next steps wisely.
OKX will continue enhancing its product offerings and user protections while supporting innovation across the blockchain ecosystem—all with a focus on security, compliance, and long-term sustainability.