Gate delists 25 tokens, only 8 days remaining. Users need to hurry and transfer assets to avoid losses.

Gate officially announces the delisting of 25 tokens starting January 14th. This means that trading, lending, grid trading, and other functions involving these tokens will be shut down. Users holding these assets must complete their transfers within the specified time frame, or face limited compensation risks. Time is tight—act now.

Delisted Tokens and Key Dates

According to the latest information, the 25 delisted tokens include: AEG, MOT, MARSH, LLT, SEILOR, NGL, EQX, PIP, AMS, AQDC, SEAL, MSN, AIX, ARTEM, CYBERARENA, GODL, CATS, FTR, ANML, BLOCX, MIDNIGHT, PERL, MOZ, OMNIA, and FTN.

The critical dates are as follows:

How much time do users have left

From today (January 6) until January 14, users have only 8 days to handle these tokens. The most urgent deadline is January 7, which is just 1 day away, when lending functions will be closed.

Actions Users Should Take

If you hold any of the above tokens, complete the following steps in order of priority:

1. Check Your Holdings Immediately
   Review whether you hold any of these 25 tokens, and note the quantities and values.

2. Handle Lending Positions (by January 7)
   If you have leveraged or collateralized loans related to these tokens, close or repay them before 16:00 on January 7 to avoid forced liquidation.

3. Transfer Tokens (by January 14)

   • Withdraw to an external wallet (Web3 wallet or other exchanges)
   • Or transfer into Gate’s Web3 wallet storage feature
   • After the market goes offline, tokens on the platform cannot be traded or transferred.

4. If You Miss the Transfer Deadline

   • After January 28, Gate will initiate a buyback plan
   • Users can submit a form between January 28 and February 4 to apply
   • Compensation amount: up to 100 USDT per user, regardless of the token’s actual value

Limitations of the Compensation Plan

A special note: the buyback compensation cap is 100 USDT, which means:

• If you hold tokens worth 1,000 USDT, you can only receive 100 USDT in compensation
• The compensation is fixed, regardless of actual losses
• The purpose is to cover small holdings; large holders will face significant losses

Therefore, relying on buyback compensation is not advisable. Actively transferring assets is the best choice.

Summary

This delisting involves 25 tokens. While the number seems large, the impact on most mainstream token holders is limited. The key is to seize the 8-day window, especially handle loans before January 7 and transfer assets before January 14. If you hold these tokens, start taking action now rather than waiting until the deadline approaches. Remember, proactive transfers are always more beneficial than passive compensation.