Nine tokens faced delisting from featured trading lists on a major platform as of December 19th. The affected assets are BUZZ, DARK, FROG, GORK, MIRAI, PERRY, RFC, SNAI, and TERMINUS.
Here's what traders need to know: trading didn't stop completely. Users can still execute transactions through wallet integrations and asset tabs—no forced liquidation occurred. That's the good news. The catch? Liquidity took a hit. The platform flagged this clearly: reduced order book depth means wider spreads, slower execution, and potentially worse price fills for anyone moving meaningful volume.
This is a familiar pattern in crypto exchanges. When assets migrate off featured lists, retail attention drops, market makers thin out, and suddenly that token you wanted to exit becomes harder to move efficiently. It's not a ban. It's a liquidity warning dressed up as a technical update.
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MeaninglessApe
· 3h ago
It's the same process again... delisting the featured list is just digging a trap for retail investors.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 4h ago
This delisting is essentially playing people for suckers; once the liquidity is gone, the trading experience collapses directly...
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DuckFluff
· 4h ago
It's the same trap again, delisting from the featured list means slowly dying.
Nine tokens faced delisting from featured trading lists on a major platform as of December 19th. The affected assets are BUZZ, DARK, FROG, GORK, MIRAI, PERRY, RFC, SNAI, and TERMINUS.
Here's what traders need to know: trading didn't stop completely. Users can still execute transactions through wallet integrations and asset tabs—no forced liquidation occurred. That's the good news. The catch? Liquidity took a hit. The platform flagged this clearly: reduced order book depth means wider spreads, slower execution, and potentially worse price fills for anyone moving meaningful volume.
This is a familiar pattern in crypto exchanges. When assets migrate off featured lists, retail attention drops, market makers thin out, and suddenly that token you wanted to exit becomes harder to move efficiently. It's not a ban. It's a liquidity warning dressed up as a technical update.