According to the Gate News bot, in the official announcement from Gate on June 17, 2025, Gate will proceed with the delisting of 40 tokens. The tokens involved include 40 tokens such as N3, ELS, OTTERHOME, DAL, MRCH, ANGLE, LINA, and their corresponding USDT trading pairs. Gate will suspend trading services for these tokens, including spot trading, quantitative grid, excess coin treasure, and leveraged trading, on June 24, 2025, at 11:00 ( UTC+8. Gate will provide users with withdrawal services until July 24, 2025. For users who still hold relevant Tokens after July 8, Gate offers a buyback plan, with a maximum compensation amount of 100 USDT per user. It is important to note that due to anomalies on the BTO and STAR chains, withdrawal services for these two Tokens are currently not supported.

Morgan Stanley reported that the slowdown in loan growth and the fall in Hong Kong interbank interest rates dragged down the net interest income of HSBC Holdings and Standard Chartered Group, but fee income is expected to be strong. According to the report, Hong Kong and Singapore released data for the first two months, showing weak balance sheet growth for HSBC and Standard Chartered. Downward pressure on HIBOR will also weigh on net interest margins, so net interest income will weaken, but wealth management income has been strong at the start of the year. Credit quality remains good. The sale of HSBC's Canadian business is expected to bring in $4.9 billion, and it is expected to declare a special dividend of 21 cents per share and buy back an additional $2 billion in shares. Standard Chartered expects to pay US$150 million for its ELS business in South Korea and may further imcredit Bohai Bank. And Standard Chartered usually does not announce share buybacks in the first quarter.