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Quote from: EYC_ONE on July 16, 2021, 02:16:37 PM

I have been trading tokens for some time. But what if all of a sudden they stop the token from a token exchange?what a closed token says.And will I ever get the closed token back? Is there a system? Tell me if there is.

As long as the exchange site was not suddenly stop all of its operation and then you can still withdraw your token from there.
When exchange site wanna try to closed a token and you will get a small announcement will be popping up when you were opening the trading tab of your token. You will get an information about when it will be closed and how long the deadline to withdraw your token from the exchange site back to your personal wallet. The exchange site will give you a link to the delisting announcement dude. You should not feel worry about that.

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Exchange site will notice and announce when any coin delete or delist from exchange list trading, more than two or three weeks before coin delisting from exchange trading will announce to public, you need to be active on telegram channel, twitter and always check email notification from an exchange market when have any coin delisting from exchange, you can withdraw our coin and try check other exchange still available to trade and sell your coin.

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If you are trading in a reputable exchange, they wouldn't delist it right away. (Delisting is the right term to use instead of delete)

For example, I remember having an email and it includes this:

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You are receiving this message because you hold a balance in XBC, VRC, NEOS, GRC.

We want to remind you that you have up to and including October 25th, 2018 at 12:00 ET to withdraw any balance of XBC, VRC, NEOS, GRC.

If your balance of XBC, VRC, NEOS, GRC is not withdrawn by this time, it will be archived and no longer offered for withdrawal. We urge you to withdraw as soon as possible.

To withdraw your assets, please visit the Balances page of your account and provide a withdrawal address for the currency you wish to withdraw. We will send another email reminder in the coming days leading up to the deadline. For more information about the delisting process, please visit our blog post. We greatly appreciate your support.

At least, with this, you would be able to put it in your wallet and keep it safe. I'm not sure but I know they stop trading with the coin if they are going to delist it.

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Found some cases like this, usually they will informed to their customer that the token will be deleted in some amount of time. So before that, they usually allow us to transfer our token back to our wallet or another exchange that has the token. If they just delete it without any warning, i'm sure that's not a good exchange

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Quote from: EYC_ONE on July 16, 2021, 02:16:37 PM

I have been trading tokens for some time. But what if all of a sudden they stop the token from a token exchange?what a closed token says.And will I ever get the closed token back? Is there a system? Tell me if there is.

Have not the exchange alarm you of locking or delisting ? because usually they will allow people to know first at least months before the action take off?

Bur best if you mention the token name and also the exchange involved so we can check and clarify about what had happened because you might have missed some details to put in OP.

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There are some cases in this story

1. The exchange site was disabling the trade deposit and withdrawal, when you were facing this case and then you can do nothing with your token because all of the operation on exchange site gets terminated and what you can do wait for the exchange site to give an announcement about the continuation of their service
2. Exchange site was announcing the delisting of your token, in this case, you will be getting an email or announcement about that. The exchange site will also give you the time for you to be able to withdraw your money from the exchange site to avoid the loss caused by the trading close of your token.

If you are facing the first case and that's the worst thing.

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Quote from: EYC_ONE on July 16, 2021, 02:16:37 PM

I have been trading tokens for some time. But what if all of a sudden they stop the token from a token exchange?what a closed token says.And will I ever get the closed token back? Is there a system? Tell me if there is.

Most of the time when an exchange closed and you didnt able to withdraw your token, it will lost. Much better to be observant and updated so that in advance you will get youre funds or token and transfer to your trusted wallet to save it and continue to be involved in crypto world.

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If you mean delisting, then yes. Legit and proper exchanges always send notices either via email, telegram, twitter etc to investors to withdraw their token/coins before actually delisting. Some shady ones dont. And simply trap your crypto

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Delisting of token usually come with announcement in advance and if you are really trying to follow the update regarding such coin you will definitely never missed such announcement. And if you want to know what kind of coin usually gonna gets delisted its the coin with low trading volume so if your coin that youre holding have low trading volume then always be alerted with notification or announcement from the exchange.

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Quote from: EYC_ONE on July 16, 2021, 02:16:37 PM

I have been trading tokens for some time. But what if all of a sudden they stop the token from a token exchange?what a closed token says.And will I ever get the closed token back? Is there a system? Tell me if there is.

If you are talking about tokens or coins getting delisted from an exchange, then you will always be warned few weeks ago (or at least days ago) before they remove it. You will receive an email or notification on their exchange about the token getting delisted. You will be given enough time to withdraw your tokens. Even if you missed the time frame for some reason, you can always contact their support and they will help you manually withdraw your coins or tokens to your address. At least a well know exchange would do that for you.

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Some exchanges do have assets that delist from their list. but mostly they will email each user first. and there will be a time span for making withdrawals. if you miss it, you could really lose your assets.
I myself have experienced it on the Kucoin exchange. I forgot to have deposited the token there. and apparently, my token was delisted from Kucoin. after some time I checked back and found I was too late.

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Most of the time, exchanges will tell you in advance if they decided to stop trading the tokens. You will be able to withdraw your tokens then, usually, around 1-3 months before or after the trading is stopped. If you failed to withdraw until then, then there is a high chance that you'll lose your token forever.

As a precaution, you should not store your token for long if you're not planning on trading them. Just save it on your personal wallet so you don't need to be anxious every day.

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I have been trading tokens for some time. But what if all of a sudden they stop the token from a token exchange?what a closed token says.And will I ever get the closed token back? Is there a system? Tell me if there is.

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