Crypto.com Exchange Delists SOPH and CXT
Sophon and Covalent X Token face trading halt and withdrawal deadline on Crypto.com Exchange.
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Crypto.com Exchange announced the delisting of Sophon (SOPH) and Covalent X Token (CXT). Deposits are already permanently disabled. On September 11, 2026, 03:00 UTC, spot trading and trading bots for these tokens will be halted, and open orders will be closed. Withdrawals remain available until October 5, 2026, 03:00 UTC. The source establishes that users must complete withdrawals before this deadline; no other action is required by the announcement.
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SOPH and CXT deposits are permanently disabled as of the announcement.
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Spot trading and trading bots for SOPH and CXT will be halted on September 11, 2026, 03:00 UTC.
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Open spot orders will be closed and active trading bots automatically terminated after the effective date.
Key timeline
Announcement published; deposits disabled.
Effective Date: spot trading and trading bots halted; open orders closed.
Withdrawal deadline; after this, balances become irretrievable.
Who may be affected
- Users holding SOPH or CXT on Crypto.com Exchange.
- Users with open spot orders or active trading bots involving SOPH or CXT.
Impact analysis
Direct operational consequences: holders of SOPH or CXT on Crypto.com Exchange must withdraw their tokens before October 5, 2026, 03:00 UTC, as after that time balances will no longer be retrievable. Trading functionality for these tokens ceases on September 11, 2026, meaning no new orders can be placed and existing orders will be closed. Trading bots will be automatically terminated. Deposits are already disabled, so no new positions can be added. Users who do not act face permanent loss of access to their balances. The announcement does not mention any alternative arrangements or recovery process after the deadline.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not disclose reasons for delisting, whether balances can be recovered after the deadline through any process, or if there are any fees or minimum withdrawal amounts. It also does not specify if the delisting affects other Crypto.com platforms or services beyond the Exchange.
Risk notes
- Failure to withdraw before October 5, 2026, 03:00 UTC will result in permanent loss of access to SOPH and CXT balances.
- Trading bots will be automatically terminated on the effective date; users should manually close positions if they wish to control timing.
- Deposits are already disabled, so no new SOPH or CXT can be added to the Exchange.
- The announcement does not address security or custody risks; only operational deadlines are confirmed.
- This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or trading advice.
This article is for information only and is not investment, legal, or tax advice. Digital assets are volatile and may result in loss of principal.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to my SOPH and CXT balances if I do not withdraw by the deadline?
According to the announcement, withdrawal requests submitted after October 5, 2026, 03:00 UTC will not be processed, and any remaining balances will no longer be retrievable.
Can I still trade SOPH and CXT after September 11, 2026?
No. Spot trading and trading bots for SOPH and CXT will be halted on that date, and open orders will be closed.
Are deposits of SOPH and CXT still accepted?
No. The announcement states that deposits have been permanently disabled.
Official sources
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