KuCoin sets separate deadlines for 23 departing tokens.
KuCoin announced on 2 November that 23 tokens will leave spot trading at 08:00 UTC on 5 November. The list includes Milady Meme Coin, sudeng, Sundog, Eclipse and Dolomite. Its withdrawal deadline is 08:00 UTC on 7 December, with an explicit warning that project problems could bring closure forward.
The notice schedules deposit closure for 08:00 UTC on 3 November and affected trading-bot removal for 06:00 UTC on 5 November. Spot orders will be removed when trading ends two hours later. Holders therefore have several different service deadlines to check, rather than a single date on which every function stops.
KuCoin says it may close withdrawals early if a project stops operating normally, and that any later conversion of remaining tokens into stablecoins is not guaranteed. The exchange cites its Special Treatment Rules without giving a separate cause for each token. Delisting alone does not establish misconduct, and the notice should not be turned into an unsupported allegation against 23 projects.
A separate 30 October notice scheduled five of these assets—SUNDOG, ES, GAIA, HIPPO and LADYS—to leave KuCoin Convert at 03:00 UTC today. Convert is its quotation-based conversion service; today's new notice concerns the wider spot exit. Anyone checking an affected balance needs the exact token, network and service shown in the exchange's own account interface. A token sharing a similar name elsewhere is not covered by inference.
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