OKX Removes Spot Trading Pairs REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, and KINE

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Digital asset exchanges continuously evolve to maintain market integrity, ensure liquidity, and uphold listing standards. As part of this ongoing optimization, OKX has announced the removal of several spot trading pairs that no longer meet its performance and compliance criteria. This decision follows a comprehensive review of trading activity, market demand, and user feedback.

The affected trading pairs involve cryptocurrencies that have shown declining liquidity, limited trading volume, or failure to meet OKX’s continued listing requirements. By streamlining its offerings, OKX aims to enhance user experience and focus on high-quality, actively traded digital assets.

Affected Trading Pairs

The following spot trading pairs will be delisted:

These pairs will no longer be available for trading on the OKX platform after the removal process is completed.

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Delisting Timeline

To ensure a smooth transition for users, OKX has established a clear timeline for each phase of the delisting process:

1. Suspension of Crypto Deposits

Deposits for the following tokens — REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, and KINE — were suspended starting at 10:00 CEST on September 29, 2024. After this time, users can no longer deposit these assets into their OKX accounts.

2. Removal of Trading Pairs

The official delisting will take place between 10:00 and 10:30 CEST on October 8, 2024. All active orders related to the affected pairs will be automatically canceled if not manually closed beforehand. Please note that order cancellation processing may take 1–3 business days.

We strongly advise users to manage their positions proactively and withdraw any remaining balances before the final deadlines.

3. Suspension of Crypto Withdrawals

Withdrawal support for REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, and KINE will be disabled starting at 10:00 CEST on January 8, 2025. This provides users with an extended window to withdraw their holdings after trading ends.

After delisting, users can still view their untradable assets under Assets > Funding > Non-tradable Assets in their OKX account dashboard.

Why Does OKX Delist Trading Pairs?

Exchanges like OKX regularly assess listed assets to maintain a healthy trading ecosystem. Delisting decisions are based on several key factors:

Delisting does not necessarily reflect negatively on the project itself but indicates that the asset no longer fits within OKX’s current market strategy.

What Should Users Do?

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

  1. Cancel open orders before October 8, 2024, to avoid automatic cancellation delays.
  2. Withdraw your assets before January 8, 2025 — the last date for withdrawals.
  3. Monitor your wallet balance regularly and transfer funds to a personal wallet or another exchange where these tokens remain supported.
  4. Review project updates from the respective blockchain teams — some tokens may continue trading elsewhere or undergo migrations.

Failure to act before the deadlines may result in temporary loss of access or complications in managing your holdings.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

❓ Why is OKX removing these trading pairs?

OKX removes trading pairs that fail to meet ongoing listing requirements, including liquidity thresholds, trading volume, and user engagement. This ensures a safer and more efficient trading environment.

❓ Can I still withdraw my tokens after trading stops?

Yes. You can withdraw REN, TAKI, LEASH, ORB, and KINE until January 8, 2025. After that date, withdrawal functionality will be disabled.

❓ What happens to my funds if I don’t withdraw them in time?

Your assets will remain visible in your account under "Non-tradable Assets," but you won’t be able to withdraw them once the cutoff date passes. Consider transferring them to a self-custody wallet for long-term storage.

❓ Will these tokens ever return to OKX?

Relisting is possible if the projects regain sufficient market demand and meet all current listing criteria. However, there is no guarantee or timeline for reinstatement.

❓ Where can I trade these tokens after delisting?

You may find these tokens available on other exchanges. Always conduct due diligence before using a new platform.

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How OKX Supports Transparent Market Operations

OKX is committed to transparency and user protection. The platform employs data-driven evaluations to monitor listed assets continuously. Regular audits help identify tokens at risk of delisting well in advance, giving users ample time to respond.

Additionally, OKX provides clear communication through official announcements, email alerts, and in-app notifications. This structured approach minimizes confusion and supports responsible digital asset management.

Final Notes and Risk Reminder

The information provided in this update is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or an offer to buy or sell any digital asset.

Digital assets are highly speculative and subject to extreme price volatility. Liquidity can disappear rapidly, and investors may lose the entire value of their holdings. Always perform independent research and assess your risk tolerance before engaging in crypto trading.

OKX is not liable for any losses incurred from trading or holding delisted assets. For full details on terms and policies, please refer to the official OKX documentation.

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By staying informed and acting promptly, users can navigate delisting events smoothly and maintain control over their digital assets. As the crypto landscape evolves, platforms like OKX play a crucial role in shaping a sustainable and trustworthy trading environment.