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DHB delisting notice
DHB delisting notice
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Written by Elijah Reid
Updated over a week ago

Following a periodic review of supported assets, we’ve decided to delist DeHub (DHB). The health and safety of our ecosystem and global community are always paramount, and we proactively remove projects that no longer align with these goals. Please note that this delisting is effective immediately, following our listing/delisting policy.

Here is an overview of actions related to this process:

  • DHB deposits and purchases via our Instant Buy service are closed. Please do not initiate further deposits for DHB, as they will not be processed.

  • DHB trading is unavailable, and all outstanding orders have been canceled.

  • DHB withdrawals will be available through November 30, 2023. However, please consider withdrawing DHB prior to this date. Starting December 1, 2023, a daily storage fee of 3,759 DHB will be applied to all remaining balances.

  • All DHB holders will receive an additional notification with this information, via email.

Thank you for your support and understanding. We will communicate further updates related to the delisting process as necessary. If you have any additional inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via email at support@cex.io, or through our live chat.


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