KuCoin to delist 23 tokens, with withdrawals closing December 7
The exchange set bot, spot, and withdrawal cutoffs for 23 named tokens; holders must act within the stated windows, and the source gives no project-specific reasons.
Source-checked briefing: prepared from the official notice cited below and checked for source, date, duplication, and risk language. No individual editor review is claimed. Methodology
KuCoin will remove 23 named tokens from its platform at 8:00 UTC on November 5, 2026, under its Special Treatment Rules. Deposits were to remain closed from 8:00 UTC on November 3; trading bots are delisted at 6:00 UTC on November 5; spot pairs are delisted at 8:00 UTC on November 5; and withdrawals close at 8:00 UTC on December 7, 2026. The source advises closing bots, cancelling spot orders, and withdrawing holdings before the deadline. It does not establish any account-security action or give a reason for each delisting.
On this page
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KuCoin lists 23 tokens for delisting: ANOME, ATA, BCUT, BULLA, CESS, COMMON, D, DOLO, ECHO, ES, EYWA, GAIA, ION, LADYS, NOON, PIGGY, SAROS, HIPPO, SUNDOG, SUP, U2U, VAYLA and XTER.
- 02
Deposit service for the listed tokens was to remain closed from 8:00 UTC on November 3, 2026.
- 03
Trading bots covering the tokens, including Spot Grid, AI Spot Trend, Spot Martingale, Infinity Grid, DCA, Spot Grid AI Plus and Smart Rebalance, are delisted at 6:00 UTC on November 5, 2026.
Key timeline
Deposit service for the listed tokens remains closed.
KuCoin Trading Bot delists the listed tokens across the named bot types; running bots are automatically shut down if not closed by users.
Spot trading pairs are delisted and the tokens are removed from the platform; open orders are automatically removed after trading ceases.
Withdrawal service for the listed tokens closes, subject to possible earlier closure for project-related issues.
Who may be affected
- KuCoin users holding any of the 23 named tokens in their accounts
- KuCoin users running the specified trading bots on the listed tokens
- KuCoin users with open spot orders in the affected trading pairs
Impact analysis
The confirmed operational effects are confined to the named tokens on KuCoin. Deposit service was already set to be closed from November 3, so users could not add to positions through KuCoin deposits after that point. Bot users face a 6:00 UTC cutoff on November 5, two hours before spot delisting; the source says the system will automatically shut down bots not closed by users. Spot pairs stop trading at 8:00 UTC on November 5, and open orders are removed automatically once trading ceases in each pair, which the source frames as a reason to update or cancel orders beforehand. Withdrawals remain available until 8:00 UTC on December 7, 2026, unless KuCoin closes them earlier. After withdrawal service closes, KuCoin may convert remaining delisted tokens to stablecoins, but the source says this is not guaranteed and warns market conditions may sharply reduce or eliminate value. The announcement does not describe effects on other KuCoin markets, other exchanges, or the projects' own networks.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not explain why each of the 23 projects was delisted beyond citing the Special Treatment Rules, does not specify which project-related issues could trigger earlier withdrawal closure, and does not state whether the stablecoin conversion would occur, when, or at what rate.
Risk notes
- KuCoin may close withdrawals before the December 7 deadline if project-related issues arise, including cessation of on-chain block generation or fund transfers.
- Tokens left in accounts after withdrawal service closes may be converted to stablecoins without guarantee, and the source warns their value may fall sharply or become worthless.
- KuCoin states that, to the extent permitted by law, it is not liable for losses arising from early withdrawal closure or from conversion of delisted tokens.
- The source does not address the security of accounts or assets beyond the delisting mechanics, so no safety conclusion should be drawn from it.
- This article is for checking the exchange's official announcement only and is not investment or trading advice.
- This article verifies official exchange announcements 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
Do I need to do anything if I hold one of the listed tokens on KuCoin?
The announcement advises holders to withdraw the affected tokens before the withdrawal service closes at 8:00 UTC on December 7, 2026, and to close running trading bots and update or cancel spot orders before the November 5 cutoffs. It does not require any action from users who do not hold the listed tokens.
What happens to my tokens if I do not withdraw in time?
KuCoin says it may convert delisted tokens remaining in an account after withdrawal service closes into stablecoins, but states the conversion is not guaranteed and that market conditions may cause the token's value to fall sharply or become worthless.
Why were these 23 tokens delisted?
The source cites KuCoin's Special Treatment Rules as the basis for removal but does not give a project-specific reason for any of the 23 tokens.
Can withdrawals close earlier than December 7, 2026?
Yes. KuCoin states it may close withdrawal service before the scheduled deadline due to project-related issues, including but not limited to cessation of on-chain activities such as block generation and fund transfers.
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