Singapore-Based KuCoin Delists 10 More Altcoins
KuCoin, a Singapore-based crypto exchange, is continuing its effort to clean-up and remove small-cap altcoins as it makes an effort toward becoming a leading international trading platform.
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See the official announcement here:https://t.co/3F20l4bXms pic.twitter.com/9IijdF8w8x
— KuCoin Updates (@KuCoinUpdates) December 21, 2018
According to the announcement, the following altcoins were removed for meeting one or more of the disqualification criteria previously outlined by KuCoin.
- Jibrel Network (JNT)
- WePower (WPR)
- Modum (MOD)
- EthLend (LEND)
- STK (STK)
- Asch (XAS)
- Bread (BRD)
- BitClave (CAT)
- Mobius (MOBI)
- Bitcoin Gold (BTG)
All trading pairs related to these coins are now offline and withdrawals will be supported until 18:00 (UTC+8) on March 21.
This news comes approximately a month after KuCoin delisted 6 altcoins, following a trend by major crypto exchanges. Both OKEx and Cryptopia have also followed an aggressive delisting schedule as exchanges look to quickly position themselves for upcoming regulatory headwinds and new users.
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