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cryptoApr 16, 2026, 12:00 AM

Announcement on the Delisting of TIP, WLFI, TRUMPERC20, PALU

DigiFinex is removing four tokens from its platform, citing high risk and poor liquidity. Withdrawals close on July 15, 2026.

Cryptocurrency exchange DigiFinex has announced the delisting of TIP, WLFI, TRUMPERC20 and PALU, along with their associated USDT trading pairs. The decision, published April 16, follows what the exchange described as ongoing market monitoring and a review of trading pair liquidity.

The affected pairs — TIP/USDT, WLFI/USDT, TRUMPERC20/USDT and PALU/USDT — have already had trading and deposit services suspended. DigiFinex said the delisting is based on its Token Delisting and Trading Pair Deactivation Rules, and also takes into account user complaints and feedback.

Trading and deposit services for all four tokens have now been closed. Users with open orders in the affected pairs were told to cancel them before the trading close, though the exchange noted that any remaining orders would be cancelled automatically once trading had ended.

Withdrawal services will remain available until 9:30 UTC on July 15, 2026. After that deadline, any user still looking to withdraw the affected tokens will be charged a 50 USDT asset custody fee, according to the announcement.

DigiFinex said it will continue to enforce its delisting rules and monitor listed trading pairs, reiterating that protecting user interests remains central to its operations. The exchange also reminded customers that digital assets are high-risk instruments and advised traders to assess their own risk tolerance before engaging in market activity.

The delisting adds to a series of token removals by DigiFinex in recent weeks, as the platform continues to prune assets that fail to meet its listing standards.

Source: DigiFinex