OKX cryptocurrency exchange plans to remove 26 trading pairs by November 10 as part of its efforts to ensure a strong and secure spot trading environment.
The initial group of trading pairs scheduled for delisting on November 9 includes CELO-USDC, AXS-USDC, ENS-USDC, IOST-USDC, THETA-USDC, OMG-USDC, GMT-USDC, YFI-USDC, DASH-USDC, XTZ-USDC, NEAR-ETH, IMX-USDC, GMX-USDC, APE-BTC, AAVE-ETH, CORE-USDC, ALGO-BTC, DYDX-BTC, and XLM-ETH.
On November 10, OKX will proceed to delist HNT-USDT, BTM-USDT, PICKLE-USDT, QOM-USDT, SAITAMA-USDT, COVER-USDT, and DHT-USDT.
In a Monday announcement, OKX stated that the listings do not meet their listing criteria.
OKX recorded $31.2 billion in spot trading volumes in October, as reported by The Block's Data Dashboard. This represents 6.2% of the overall spot trading market.
OKX has not provided an immediate response to a comment request from The Block.
