Gate News bot news, according to Gate's latest announcement: Gate has delisted the trading markets for a total of 11 tokens: PRIDE, AUTISM, AGS, SWOP, EGON, MEOWCAT, SWRV, CHAT, NWC, HYVE, and COMBO. The corresponding USDT trading pairs for these tokens have been closed simultaneously. For users who have submitted forms that meet the requirements, Gate has completed the buyback of the relevant tokens and credited the buyback amount to the users' accounts. Users can still continue to use Gate as a wallet for storing assets of these currencies, and the specific time for the wallet function to be removed will be notified separately.

According to news from the Gate News bot and the latest announcement from Gate, Gate will be delisting the trading markets for 11 tokens including PRIDE, AUTISM, AGS, and others. Gate will suspend all trading services for these Tokens on September 23, 2025, at 11:00 (UTC+8), including spot trading pairs, quantitative grid, Yubi Treasure, and margin trading. Prior to this, the platform has suspended the recharge service for the relevant Tokens and will close new margin lending and collateral lending on September 17 at 16:00 (UTC+8). For users who still hold these tokens, Gate will provide a buyback service from October 7 to October 14, 2025. The buyback prices have been determined, such as PRIDE at 0.0001658 USDT, AUTISM at 0.00012266 USDT, etc., with a maximum compensation amount of 100 USDT per user. After the trading service is suspended, users can still use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these coins.

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