CoinEx will continuously review the tokens and trading pairs listed on our platform and delist projects that no longer meet our standards. To ensure transparency, the key considerations for delisting are outlined below (including but not limited to):
1. Project and Team Members
(1) Significant changes to the project team, product, and business model, etc., must be reported to CoinEx in time for re-evaluation. If the project team has made changes without prior notice, it may result in delisting.
(2) Unethical or fraudulent conduct by the project team or any team member (founder, co-founder, advisor, etc.), such as falsifying information, being involved in market manipulation, or any team member being involved in major legal issues.
2. Token Management
(1) Locked tokens are not managed as per the declared lock-up mechanism, or token transfers are made without clear disclosure.
(2) Abnormal increase in token issuance.
3. Technology Development & Mainnet/Smart Contract
(1) Lack of visible progress in product development, or prolonged absence of updates on social media or official website, such as development progress, version update, team activities, etc.
(2) No updates or infrequent updates in the codebase.
(3) Security vulnerabilities in the mainnet, including prolonged downtime or abnormal forks.
4. Community Building & Operation
(1) Significant misinformation disclosed to deceive investors or trading platforms.
(2) Inaccessible websites, inconsistent information, or abandoned social media channels and communities.
(3) Failure to respond to inquiries and address concerns from the community.
5. Others
(1) Other unethical, fraudulent, or illegal behaviors.
(2) Any other circumstances deemed problematic by CoinEx.
When a project exhibits significant issues as described above, CoinEx will conduct a comprehensive evaluation and initiate the delisting process. Meanwhile, the deposit, trading, and withdrawal services for the affected token will be suspended according to the indicated timeline in the announcement.
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