OKX to Delist Trading Pairs for GODS, PRCL, and DUCK Tokens

OKX to Remove Trading Pairs for Specific Tokens

OKX has announced its plan to delist trading pairs for the tokens GODS, PRCL, and DUCK. As part of this move, the exchange has suspended deposits for these tokens as of August 7, 2026, with trading available until mid-August and the withdrawal deadline set for November 7, 2026.

Timeline for Delisting

The exchange will remove a total of six trading pairs, with the first three – GODS/USD, PRCL/USD, and DUCK/USD – scheduled for delisting on August 14 from 16:00 to 18:00 UTC. Three days later, on August 17, the trading pairs for these tokens quoted against USDT and EUR, namely GODS/USDT, PRCL/USDT, and DUCK/USDT, will also be removed during the same time window.

Impact on Users

With the suspension of deposits already in effect, users can no longer transfer additional GODS, PRCL, or DUCK tokens onto the platform. However, they will have until mid-November to withdraw any remaining assets. This phased approach allows customers time to adjust their holdings before the final trading pairs are withdrawn.

Lack of Explanation

OKX has not provided a rationale for the delisting of these trading pairs. This decision comes amid broader regulatory and operational updates from the exchange, particularly in key markets like Europe, South Korea, and the United States.

Recent Operational Changes at OKX

OKX’s recent actions follow a pattern of regulatory compliance, including the introduction of services in response to changing legal environments. The exchange has also recently resumed operations in South Korea and expanded its services in Europe.

For example, in July, it resumed access in South Korea’s Google Play Store and launched a new USDT-to-USDC conversion service for select customers in Europe under regulatory frameworks.

In the corporate arena, OKX appointed former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to its board, formalizing his advisory role on the company’s U.S. strategy as it continues to grow its operations.