It became known that the exchange is introducing a number of changes “due to frequent requests from clients.” (read "at the request of regulators") On March 26, KuCoin delisted 22 trading pairs
7 pairs of altcoins with Bitcoin Cash were out of action, namely:
FOTA/BCH
DENT/BCH
XAS/BCH
ACT/BCH
UTK/BCH
DAT/BCH
KCS/BCH
6 pairs were also withdrawn from trading in conjunction with Tether:
FOTA/USDT
ETC/USDT
TNC/USDT
OCN/USDT
DBC/USDT
TEL/USDT;
6 cryptocurrency pairs with NEO:
MOD/NEO
DENT/NEO
QTUM/NEO
ACAT/NEO
FOTA/NEO
BCH/NEO.
Operations with three pairs in conjunction with KuCoin Shares have also become unavailable:
DASH/KCS
CAG/KCS
MOD/KCS
You should not worry about the state of the tokens: delisting will not affect their security in any way. Traders have a lot of opportunities for trading: about 300 tokens with a daily turnover of $30-40 million.
Due to pressure from the omnipresent American regulator, some exchanges began to sharply “clean up”. So, a week ago the Bittrex exchange announced its decision to delist 82 altcoins.
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