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Cryptocurrency exchange OKX has announced the delisting of seven tokens, including MSN, OMN, REP, EURT, IGU, PCI, and SLN, from its platform by the end of the week. This decision comes amid criticism from OKX founder Star regarding the exchange's listing practices. The MSN token, which was part of OKX's Jumpstart project in April, has seen its value plummet from an initial high of $10 to $0.1. Similarly, the SLN token has experienced a significant decline, falling over 96% since its launch. OKX had initially promised a global listing for SLN but subsequently blocked trading in major markets, leading to disappointment among investors.
Crypto Lessons from the SLN Delisting Drama! The OKX delisting of SLN is a hard reminder of the volatile nature of crypto investments. OKX promised a global listing for SLN, but quickly blocked trading in major markets. This led to SLN plummeting over 96% since launch. Despite… https://t.co/9PSEs79y0f
Crypto Chaos: OKX’s SLN Rug-Pull Saga! The SLN token crash is a wake-up call from the dystopian depths of the crypto world. OKX promised the moon with a global listing, but it turned into a ghost town by blocking trading in major markets right after launch. SLN tanked over 96%… https://t.co/ie0HTq1uYI
Smart Layer responded to OKX delisting SLN: We are disappointed. Before listing in February, OKX promised to list globally. After listing, OKX blocked trading in almost all major countries and markets. SLN has fallen by more than 96% since its launch. Several tokens listed by… https://t.co/hvsLTR9Qwu
