13 crypto assets are being removed by the Liqui exchange

13 crypto assets are being removed by the Liqui exchange

On Friday, September 28, the Liqui exchange will conduct a major delisting of 13 crypto assets.

The crypto platform has small daily trading volumes, about $7,000,000 and ranks 76th in the ranking of crypto exchanges. The most popular exchange in the United States, it supports 77 cryptocurrencies and 229 trading trading pairs. 

On the one hand, the amount of daily trading of the coins selected for deletion is small in the total share of their turnover on the crypto market. On the other hand, despite its low rating, the Liqui exchange is a fairly easy-to-use exchange service with a large number of trading pairs. The reasons for the upcoming reduction in the list of traded assets are, as always, modestly kept silent. The exchange team warns users of the need to complete all transactions and withdraw the balance of the specified assets before October 13, so as not to lose their funds.

  At noon on Friday, trading of the following coins will be stopped :

  Cofound.it (CFI)  

  Taas (TAAS)  

  Edgeless (EDG)  

  Crypto.Com (MCO)  

  MobileGo (MGO)  

  Waves (WAVES)  

  Basic Attention Token (BAT)  

  Melon (MLN)  

  TokenCard (TKN)  

  Mysterium (MYST)

  Iconomi (ICN)  

  Chronobank (TIME)  

  Request Network (REQ)

    Last week, a popular digital exchange Poloniexalso carried out an extensive delisting of tokens with low liquidity. The crypto platform explained the large-scale removal of coins as a desire to improve customer service.


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