Comprehensive Overview of OKX Delisting Actions
OKX periodically reviews its listed digital assets to maintain a healthy trading ecosystem. This article provides the most current information on cryptocurrencies removed from OKX's trading platforms in 2025, along with historical context from previous years.
2025 Delistings (Latest Updates)
June 2025 Updates
- June 30, 2025: Delisting of X, BSV, GOG, DIA, BONE, and OXT spot trading pairs
- June 16, 2025: Removal of ALCX, NULS, MDT, BORA, CTXC, XNO, VENOM, and RADAR spot trading pairs
- June 6, 2025: Elimination of several margin trading pairs
Earlier 2025 Delistings
- May 28, 2025: ZERO, PRQ, IQ, ARTY, SAMO, and USDT/USDC pairs removed
- April 22, 2025: KISHU, MILO, and MXC spot trading pairs delisted
- March 13, 2025: XR, GOAL, KP3R, LAMB, BZZ, and GPT removed from spot trading
Historical Delisting Timeline (2024)
Q4 2024 Actions
- December 2, 2024: GFT spot trading pairs removed
- November 21, 2024: LON delisted from spot trading
- October 16, 2024: BLOCK, UTK, AST, SIS, WXT, and WIFI removed
Q3 2024 Changes
- September 6, 2024: DMAIL, JPG, LITH, STC, and REVV delisted
- July 17, 2024: CEL, OMG, SPELL, APM, LHINU, POLS, and DCR removed
- July 1, 2024: RNDR margin trading pairs and perpetual futures discontinued
Q2 2024 Adjustments
- Multiple dates: Various spot trading pairs delisted throughout June 2024
- May 30, 2024: Several spot trading pairs removed
- May 23, 2024: Postponement of STARL and ANT margin trading pair delisting
Understanding Crypto Delistings
Cryptocurrency exchanges like OKX regularly evaluate their listed assets based on several factors:
- Trading Volume: Consistently low activity may prompt removal
- Project Viability: Assessment of the cryptocurrency's development progress
- Regulatory Compliance: Changing legal requirements across jurisdictions
- Community Interest: Shifting market focus and user demand
👉 Learn more about OKX's listing standards
Impact on Traders and Investors
When a cryptocurrency gets delisted:
- Existing holdings remain in user accounts but become non-tradable
- Users should withdraw delisted tokens before withdrawal deadlines
- Price volatility often occurs around delisting announcements
- Alternative exchanges may continue supporting the asset
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does OKX delist cryptocurrencies?
OKX maintains market quality by removing assets that no longer meet its listing standards, which include trading volume, project development, and regulatory compliance factors.
How will I know if my holdings are affected?
OKX provides multiple notification channels:
- Official announcements via email and platform notifications
- Published notices on their help center
- Social media updates through verified accounts
What should I do if I hold a delisted token?
- Check the specific withdrawal deadline for the token
- Either trade the asset before delisting or transfer it to a compatible wallet
- Consider tax implications of any forced transactions
👉 For the latest updates on crypto regulations
Proactive Portfolio Management Tips
- Diversify holdings across multiple established projects
- Monitor exchange announcements regularly
- Use portfolio tracking tools to stay informed
- Understand project fundamentals before investing
- Maintain wallets for assets you want to hold long-term
Remember that cryptocurrency markets evolve rapidly, and exchange listings represent just one aspect of a digital asset's ecosystem. Staying informed through official channels like OKX's official announcements helps traders make timely decisions.