Dear Traders,
As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining the highest quality standards across our range of assets and services, we regularly undertake comprehensive reviews of our offerings.
This process has resulted in our decision to delist CATA, MYRE, POPDOG, VEXT, TCAPY, and CAPE tokens, and disable trading and deposit functions for them starting April 24, 2025.
Please note that the CAPE token will undergo a rebranding process and be renamed to CATAPE. The following procedures will occur:
- CAPE will be delisted first, followed by the scheduled listing of the rebranded token, CATAPE at a future date.
- We will support a proportional conversion to reflect the new token format in users’ wallets.
- Existing CAPE wallet assets will be converted at a 1 CAPE to1 CATAPE ratio.
- Users will only be able to trade M_CATAPE in the Spot Market, with 1 M_CATAPE as the smallest unit of measurement. The conversion rate is: 1,000,000 CATAPE = 1 M_CATAPE.
Withdrawals for these tokens will be disabled on May 19, 2025; we will send out another reminder approximately one week prior. In the meantime, we recommend that you withdraw the remaining tokens to another wallet. BTSE will not process requests submitted after the withdrawal cutoff time.
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This adjustment was made to better meet the evolving needs of our users, as we dedicate ourselves to providing a top-notch experience.
For any further questions, please contact us at support@btse.com.
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