OKX Announces Delisting of SUN Spot Trading Pair

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To ensure a healthy and high-performance spot trading environment, we continuously monitor all listed trading pairs and conduct periodic reviews of their listing qualifications. After careful evaluation and based on comprehensive user feedback and market performance data, we have decided to delist certain trading pairs that no longer meet our stringent criteria.

Affected Trading Pair and Key Dates

The following spot trading pair is affected by this announcement:

Delisting Schedule and Order Cancellation

The delisting process for the SUN/USDT trading pair will occur between 8:00 am and 8:30 am UTC on July 18, 2024.

We strongly advise all users to cancel any open orders for this pair before this time. Orders that are not canceled manually will be automatically canceled by our system. Please note that the automatic cancellation process may take 1 to 3 working days to complete.

Deposit and Withdrawal Suspension Timeline

To ensure a smooth delisting process, we have implemented the following suspension schedule for SUN deposits and withdrawals:

We encourage users to manage their assets proactively in light of these deadlines.

Managing Your Assets Post-Delisting

Once the delisting is complete, any remaining SUN tokens in your account will no longer be tradable on the spot market. You will still be able to access and manage these assets. To view them, navigate to Assets > Funding > Untradable assets within your account.

We are committed to providing a secure and efficient trading ecosystem. Our team will continue to monitor all listed pairs and may delist or hide other trading pairs in the future if they fail to meet our performance and compliance standards.

For further assistance or if you have any questions regarding this delisting, our support team is ready to help. 👉 Explore your asset management options


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What happens to my SUN tokens after the trading pair is delisted?
Your SUN tokens remain safe in your wallet. After delisting, you can find them in the "Untradable assets" section of your Funding account. You will still be able to withdraw them until the withdrawal suspension date.

Q2: Why is OKX delisting the SUN/USDT pair?
We regularly review all listed trading pairs based on factors like liquidity, trading volume, and user feedback. This decision is part of our ongoing effort to maintain a healthy market environment and ensure we offer high-quality trading pairs to our users.

Q3: Until when can I withdraw my SUN tokens?
The final deadline to withdraw SUN tokens is 8:00 am UTC on October 18, 2024. After this date, the withdrawal function for SUN will be permanently disabled on OKX.

Q4: What should I do if I have open orders for SUN/USDT?
You should cancel any open orders (e.g., limit orders, stop-limit orders) for the SUN/USDT pair before 8:00 am UTC on July 18, 2024. If not canceled, the system will automatically cancel them for you, which may take a few days.

Q5: Will OKX delist other trading pairs in the future?
Yes, as part of our standard market maintenance, we continuously evaluate all trading pairs. We may delist others in the future if they no longer meet our listing criteria. All such announcements will be made officially through our blog and notification systems.

Q6: Where can I get more information or help?
For any specific questions about your account or this delisting process, the best course of action is to 👉 access our dedicated support resources for direct assistance.


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