Gate will delist the trading of 14 tokens including 5IRE, UNO, BLY, etc. on April 30. Users must withdraw assets or apply for a buyback within the specified time.

5IRE-10,39%
UNO-34,23%
BLY-44,76%
CLEAR28,57%

Gate News message, according to an official Gate announcement

Gate has announced the delisting of trading services for 14 tokens. The tokens to be delisted include 5IRE, UNO, BLY, CLEAR, KIMA, TMAI, LOVE, TARA, DIONE, STARL, MASA, OPUL, MCRT, and ROCK, all of which correspond to USDT trading pairs. Gate has paused the deposit service for these tokens and will, before 2026-04-30 11:00(UTC+8), close new leveraged lending and collateralized lending, and also pause the related spot trading pairs, Quant Grid, Yubibao, and leveraged trading.

After 2026-04-30, users who still hold the above tokens on Gate may submit an application to participate in the buyback. The buyback price varies by token. Users need to submit the buyback application form between 2026-05-14 and 2026-05-21. For a single account, the maximum compensation amount is 100 USDT. In addition, users can withdraw the tokens to their Gate Web3 wallet for permanent storage, or take out the tokens before delisting from the trading market.

Specifically, due to abnormal activity on-chain, TARA is currently unable to contact the project team, and its on-chain withdrawal service is temporarily unavailable. It will be restored immediately once safety is confirmed.

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