ChainCatcher news, regarding the "U.S. judge ruling that Coinbase can delist WBTC," BiT Global stated that it is disappointed with the ruling but respects the court's decision and appreciates the court's prompt handling of the matter and serious consideration.It emphasized that this ruling is not a final judgment on the case, but merely determines that Coinbase's delisting does not seem to have caused irreparable harm to BiT Global, thus the temporary restraining order is reasonable. The court clearly stated that this ruling does not prevent BiT Global from seeking a preliminary injunction or continuing to litigate the case through trial in the future. "We look forward to continuing to litigate this case and having the opportunity to fully demonstrate the impact of Coinbase's erroneous decision in the future."

ChainCatcher message, Binance Futures will again postpone the automatic liquidation of the OMG U perpetual contract and the delisting of the trading pair to January 31, 2025, at 17:00 (UTC+8).Binance advises users to close their positions manually before trading stops to avoid automatic liquidation.

ChainCatcher news, or affected by the delisting news from Binance, BLZ is currently priced at $0.104, with a 24-hour decline of 25.3%; WRX is currently priced at $0.1917, with a 24-hour decline of 23.06%; AKRO is currently priced at $0.0036, with a 24-hour decline of 14%.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, Binance will postpone the automatic liquidation of the OMGUSDT U-based perpetual contract and the delisting of the trading pair to December 30, 2024, 17:00 (UTC+8).

ChainCatcher news, regarding BiT Global suing Coinbase for $1 billion, accusing it of market manipulation by delisting WBTC. Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer posted on X: "When an asset no longer meets our listing standards, we will drop it. When another asset can meet or exceed market demands without sacrificing those standards, we will list it."

ChainCatcher news, according to financefeeds, Coinbase has been sued by Hong Kong-based BiT Global Digital Limited for over $1 billion after deciding to delist Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC), accusing it of market manipulation and anti-competitive behavior.BiT Global alleges that Coinbase undermined wBTC to promote its own competing product, cbBTC, resulting in financial losses and diminishing consumer confidence in wBTC. The lawsuit claims violations of the Sherman Act and false statements regarding wBTC's compliance with listing standards, as well as predatory behavior.BiT Global's legal team stated that Coinbase's actions threaten market fairness. The lawsuit seeks over $1 billion in damages and requests injunctive relief to prevent further harm to the wBTC market.

According to ChainCatcher news and RootData market data, the decline of UNFI, OOKI, and others by over 15% may be influenced by Binance's decision to delist the IDRT, KP3R, OOKI, and UNFI tokens.UNFI has dropped 17.9% in the last 24 hours, currently priced at $2.33;OOKI has dropped 16.06% in the last 24 hours, currently priced at $0.0011;KP3R has dropped 7.67% in the last 24 hours, currently priced at $49.72.

According to ChainCatcher news, as shown by RootData market data, the upcoming delisting of DMAIL, JPG, LITH, STC, and REVV spot trading by OKX may have caused a significant drop in the prices of the tokens to be delisted.Among them:DMAIL is currently priced at $0.2311, with a 24-hour decline of 19.2%;LITH is currently priced at $0.00037, with a 24-hour decline of 37.42%;STC is currently priced at $0.11, with a 24-hour decline of 33.1%.

ChainCatcher message: To protect users and ensure that listed tokens and trading pairs continue to meet our high standards, Binance will regularly review the listed tokens in the margin trading zone according to the delisting guidelines.Due to legal and regulatory issues, unethical behavior, and factors such as poor liquidity and trading volume, tokens and/or trading pairs may be delisted from isolated margin and cross margin, and delisting may occur simultaneously.

According to ChainCatcher news, PowerPool expressed regret over Binance's decision to delist its native token CVP and made the following responses:This decision came as a complete surprise to us, and Binance did not provide any specific reasons or triggers for the delisting of CVP;PowerPool has been building the protocol and community, providing technical and marketing activities, including Binance CVP Learn and Earn;The PowerPool team provided a detailed report on the development and other activities required by the team after the listing on Binance;Binance did not provide feedback on the report or any other reporting activities, nor did it provide any information related to the reasons for being placed on the watchlist;The team has not sold any team token allocations (the tokens were unlocked about a year ago);CVP has been listed on multiple CEXs (such as Gate, MEXC, etc.) and Uniswap DEX.Yesterday's news reported that Binance announced it would gradually delist and cease all related trading for six tokens starting from August 19, 2024, Beijing time. These tokens include PowerPool (CVP), Ellipsis (EPX), ForTube (FOR), Loom Network (LOOM), Reef (REEF), and VGX Token (VGX).

ChainCatcher news, Meson CEO Sherlock Shi posted on X expressing frustration over OKX's recent decision and understanding its impact on supporters. He stated that, although the specific situation is uncertain, the team is working hard to achieve its goals and comply with OKX's requirements.The CEO emphasized that, despite his youth, he has witnessed many changes in the cryptocurrency space over the past seven years, including ETH plummeting to $60 and the rise of DeFi Summer. He is certain of one thing: if you believe in it, stay committed and persevere. Price is a significant challenge, but as long as it survives and follows its vision, it can overcome it.Sherlock Shi clarified some of the company's commitments, stating that meson.network will design its own solutions to meet market demands and launch its own chain (Epic: Meson-3.0). The core business of meson.network is to operate a bandwidth market. Individuals with IP can join the network as miners, while those in need of proxy services will have to pay.Previous news indicates that, according to the official announcement, OKX will officially delist the following trading pairs on August 9, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM (UTC+8).The specific trading pairs involved are as follows: MSN/USDT, OMN/USDT, REP/USDT, BTC/EURT, ETH/EURT, EURT/USDT, IGU/USDT, PCI/USDT, SLN/USDT.

ChainCatcher news, meson.network responded on social media to the recent community FUD, stating that it has noticed the recent news and the concerns it has raised. From an official perspective, it is committed to maintaining a high signal-to-noise ratio strategy, where the signal includes products, business models, and cash flow, while the noise includes anxiety-inducing issues.Many projects and individuals have ultimately lost their rightful value due to yielding to external pressures and distractions. meson.network will not make the same mistake and will steadfastly adhere to its beliefs in the long term.ChainCatcher previously reported that according to the official announcement, OKX will officially delist the following trading pairs on August 9, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM (UTC+8).The specific trading pairs involved are as follows: MSN/USDT, OMN/USDT, REP/USDT, BTC/EURT, ETH/EURT, EURT/USDT, IGU/USDT, PCI/USDT, SLN/USDT.

ChainCatcher news, according to Binance market data, possibly affected by Binance's decision to delist, BOND, DOCK, MDX, and POLS briefly dropped over 15%, among which:BOND fell 28.4% in 24 hours, currently priced at $1.569;DOCK fell 28% in 24 hours, currently priced at $0.00745;MDX fell 21.42% in 24 hours, currently priced at $0.02844;POLS fell 18% in 24 hours, currently priced at $0.3347;Previous news, Binance will delist BOND, DOCK, MDX, and POLS on July 22.

ChainCatcher news, according to Digital Today, 20 South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges have jointly established self-regulatory guidelines with the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA), outlining best practices for listing and delisting virtual assets. DAXA is an industry organization composed of South Korea's five largest cryptocurrency exchanges. This move is in preparation for the "Virtual Asset User Protection Act," which is set to take effect on July 19.Once the law is enacted, all South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges will officially implement these guidelines. Additionally, within six months from the date of implementation, approximately 1,333 virtual assets currently traded will be reassessed. From January to June of this year, DAXA member exchanges delisted a total of 39 cryptocurrencies. Despite the increased scrutiny, the industry does not expect a large-scale, one-time delisting to occur.

ChainCatcher news, according to Chosun Biz, all virtual asset exchanges in South Korea are jointly participating in the formulation of the "Self-Regulatory Management Plan for Virtual Asset Trading Support." The self-regulation, previously led by five major won market exchanges, is now expanding to all exchanges to collectively establish self-regulatory norms. This plan is promoted by the Korea Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA) and aims to establish self-regulatory guidelines for virtual asset trading support through joint consultation. The "General Guidelines for Virtual Asset Trading Support Review" released by DAXA serves as the foundation for the new plan and is widely collecting opinions from various exchanges for improvement.This collaboration involves not only the five major won market exchanges but also about 20 coin-to-coin market exchanges, marking the first comprehensive cooperation among virtual asset exchanges to establish a self-regulatory mechanism. The country's financial regulatory agency is also actively involved, providing advisory support and requiring exchanges to strengthen the review and supervision of listed assets.The new self-regulatory plan is expected to be announced around July 19, coinciding with the implementation of the "Virtual Asset User Protection Act," and industry professionals are actively working to upgrade the existing guidelines and enhance relevant regulatory content.

ChainCatcher news, the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has clarified that a circulating list of tokens allegedly set to be delisted is false. Upbit refuted this list on its official channel on the South Korean messaging app Kakao, stating that it is "baseless." Reportedly, after this list began circulating on online forums, the prices of altcoins listed on Upbit saw a significant drop.This incident comes as South Korea's "Virtual Asset User Protection Act" is set to take effect on July 19. Upbit emphasized that a large-scale delisting, as rumored, is highly unlikely to occur.