The move reflects the platform’s ongoing effort to maintain a robust and secure spot trading environment, ensuring that listed tokens meet performance standards and remain compliant with its guidelines.
Affected tokens include SLERF, ALPHA, BADGER, OAS, MLN, and AIDOGE, along with their corresponding USDT and USDⓈ pairs.
Impact on Deposits and Withdrawals
The delisting is scheduled for October 23, 2025, between 8:00 am and 10:00 am UTC. OKX has advised users to cancel any open orders related to these trading pairs before the delisting occurs, as the system will automatically cancel remaining orders within 1-3 working days. Additionally, trading bots linked to the affected pairs will gradually close starting at 7:40 am UTC. Users concerned about fees or slippage from automatic closures are encouraged to manually stop their bots before the scheduled delisting. Other trading services, including Buy/Sell and Convert, will also be suspended from 8:00 am UTC on October 16, 2025.
OKX has already suspended deposits for the affected tokens starting October 16, 2025, at 8:00 am UTC. This ensures that no new funds enter the trading system while delisting preparations are underway. Withdrawals will remain active until January 16, 2026, at which point they too will be suspended. After the delisting process is complete, affected assets will still be visible in user accounts under Assets > Untradable assets, allowing holders to manage their portfolios or plan withdrawals according to their preferences.
OKX announced the delisting of several spot trading pairs, including SLERF, ALPHA, BADGER, OAS, MLN, and AIDOGE, scheduled to take effect between 08:00 and 16:00 on October 23, 2025. OKX advised users to manage their assets and cancel open orders in advance to avoid potential…
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) October 16, 2025
This approach mirrors industry standards seen in other major exchanges like Binance, which regularly reviews listings to protect users and maintain liquidity quality. According to CoinGecko, exchanges globally delist low-volume or underperforming tokens to prevent market manipulation and reduce the risk of sudden volatility, making these practices essential for investor protection.
More About OKX
OKX highlighted that crypto is maturing, evolving from wild speculation to practical utility. The exchange emphasized that its partnership with Standard Chartered provides greater confidence for institutions and clients, offering reduced counterparty risk, seamless access to trading, and bank-grade custody solutions.
From wild to mild, speculation to utility, crypto is growing up.
Infact, our partnership with @StanChart brings greater assurance for institutions and clients alike with:
• Reduced counterparty risk
• Seamless exchange access
• Bank-grade custodyRooting for the future of… pic.twitter.com/N6IiSVBBpn
— OKX (@okx) October 16, 2025
OKX framed this collaboration as a step toward supporting the future of onchain finance, combining institutional trust with blockchain innovation.
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