What Happens When a Crypto Exchange Delists an Asset You Still Hold?
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When a crypto exchange delists an asset you still hold, you may lose the ability to trade it before you can decide what to do with the investment. Delisting does not automatically mean you’ve lost your cryptocurrency. However, trading may stop before withdrawals close, and some exchanges liquidate remaining balances after a specified deadline. For example, when Binance announced plans to remove eight tokens on April 1, the affected tokens’ value plunged by up to 35% within hours. Understanding what happens after a crypto exchange announces a delisting helps investors decide whether to sell, transfer their assets to a compatible wallet, or consider other available options. Exchanges review listed tokens regularly and may delist when assets no longer meet their requirements.
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