OKX to Delist Spot Trading Pairs for TUP, THG, CONV, BLOK, BRWL, and NYM

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The cryptocurrency landscape is dynamic, and maintaining a high-performing, secure trading environment requires constant evaluation. At OKX, we are committed to offering users a reliable and efficient spot trading experience. As part of this ongoing effort, we regularly assess the performance and liquidity of all listed assets. Based on user feedback and internal performance metrics, we have decided to delist several spot trading pairs that no longer meet our platform standards.

This article outlines the details of the upcoming delisting, including affected tokens, timeline, deposit and withdrawal changes, and what users should do to manage their holdings effectively.

Affected Trading Pairs

The following USDT-denominated spot trading pairs will be removed from the OKX platform:

These pairs have shown consistently low trading volume and limited market interest, which impacts overall market efficiency and user experience. Delisting underperforming assets allows us to focus on higher-quality listings and maintain a robust trading ecosystem.

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Delisting Timeline and Key Dates

To ensure a smooth transition, OKX has established a clear schedule for the delisting process:

Deposit Suspension

Deposits for the following tokens — TUP, THG, CONV, BLOK, BRWL, and NYM — were halted on August 15, 2024, at 08:00 UTC. Users are advised to plan accordingly and avoid sending these tokens to OKX after this time, as deposits will not be credited.

Trading Termination

The final trading window will close on August 23, 2024, between 08:00 and 08:30 UTC. During this period, all open orders for the affected pairs will be automatically canceled by the system. We strongly recommend that users manually cancel their orders before this time to maintain control over their execution prices.

Withdrawal Deadline

Token withdrawals for TUP, THG, CONV, BLOK, BRWL, and NYM will remain available until November 23, 2024, at 08:00 UTC. After this date, withdrawal functionality will be permanently disabled. Users must withdraw their holdings before the deadline to avoid permanent loss of access.

After delisting, any remaining balances will be visible under Assets > Main Account > Non-tradable Assets in your OKX dashboard.

Why Does OKX Delist Tokens?

Delisting is a standard practice across major cryptocurrency exchanges and reflects a commitment to quality control. OKX evaluates tokens based on multiple criteria, including:

Tokens that fail to meet these benchmarks may be delisted to protect users from low-liquidity markets, increased slippage risks, and potential exit scams. This proactive approach helps maintain trust and ensures that only viable digital assets remain tradable.

What Should Users Do Now?

If you currently hold any of the affected tokens or have open positions, here’s what you should do:

  1. Cancel Open Orders: Before August 23, 2024, at 08:00 UTC, cancel any open orders involving the delisted pairs.
  2. Sell or Withdraw Tokens: Decide whether to sell your holdings before trading ends or withdraw them to a personal wallet before November 23, 2024.
  3. Monitor Your Account: After delisting, check your “Non-tradable Assets” section for balance confirmation.
  4. Stay Informed: Keep an eye on official announcements for future updates regarding other potential delistings or new listings.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why are these specific tokens being delisted?
A: These tokens were delisted due to consistently low trading volume, limited market interest, and failure to meet OKX’s ongoing listing standards. This decision supports a healthier trading environment for all users.

Q: Can I still deposit TUP, THG, CONV, BLOK, BRWL, or NYM after August 15?
A: No. Deposits for these tokens were suspended on August 15, 2024, at 08:00 UTC. Any deposits made after this time will not be credited to your account.

Q: What happens if I don’t withdraw my tokens by November 23?
A: After November 23, 2024, at 08:00 UTC, withdrawal functionality for these tokens will be permanently disabled. You will no longer be able to move them off the platform.

Q: Where can I see my balance after delisting?
A: Your holdings will appear under Assets > Main Account > Non-tradable Assets once the delisting process is complete.

Q: Will these tokens ever be relisted?
A: Relisting is possible only if a project demonstrates significant improvement in liquidity, market demand, and compliance. Decisions are made case by case based on updated evaluations.

Q: How can I contact OKX support about this?
A: For assistance, visit the official OKX Help Center or reach out through verified social media channels.

Core Keywords Integration

This update focuses on key aspects of digital asset management and exchange operations. The core keywords naturally integrated throughout include:

These terms reflect common search intents related to exchange policy changes and help users find accurate information quickly.

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Final Thoughts

Change is inevitable in the fast-moving world of cryptocurrency. By removing underperforming assets like TUP, THG, CONV, BLOK, BRWL, and NYM from its spot trading lineup, OKX reinforces its commitment to user protection and market integrity. Staying informed and acting promptly ensures you retain full control over your digital assets.

Always conduct independent research before investing in any digital asset. Remember that crypto markets are highly volatile and speculative—only invest what you can afford to lose.

For the latest updates and transparent communication, rely on official OKX channels. Your security and trading experience remain our top priorities.

Note: The information provided in this article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Digital assets are speculative in nature and subject to high market risk. OKX disclaims any liability for losses incurred through use of this information.