OKX to Remove ACA, CLV, FOXY, PSTAKE, and RACA Spot Trading Pairs
Leading cryptocurrency exchange OKX has announced its decision to delist several spot trading pairs, impacting tokens such as Acala (ACA), Clover Finance (CLV), Foxy (FOXY), pSTAKE Finance (PSTAKE), and Radio Caca (RACA). This move is part of OKX's ongoing effort to maintain a robust trading environment, according to the company.
Delisting Schedule and Affected Pairs
The delisting will occur in two phases. On December 9, 2025, between 08:00 and 10:00 UTC, the USDⓈ trading pairs for ACA, CLV, PSTAKE, and RACA will be removed. Subsequently, on December 12, 2025, during the same time window, the USDT trading pairs for these tokens, along with FOXY/USDT, will also be delisted.
Implications for Traders
OKX advises users to cancel any open orders associated with the affected trading pairs before the delisting dates to avoid automatic cancellations, which can take 1 to 3 working days. Additionally, trading bots for these pairs will be gradually closed from 07:00 to 08:00 UTC on the respective delisting dates. The exchange recommends manually halting these bots to prevent potential fees or slippage from automatic closures.
Suspension Details
As part of the delisting process, OKX has suspended deposits of the affected cryptocurrencies starting December 2, 2025, at 08:00 UTC. The withdrawal of these cryptocurrencies will also be suspended beginning March 2, 2026, at the same time. Users are encouraged to manage their assets promptly to ensure a smooth transition.
Continued Monitoring and Asset Management
OKX assures its users that it will continue to monitor all listed trading pairs and apply the delisting or hiding mechanism as necessary to uphold the integrity of its trading platform. Upon completion of the delisting process, any remaining assets will be consolidated into users' funding accounts, temporarily suspending withdrawal and transfer functions until consolidation is complete.
For further information, users are directed to visit the OKX support center or community platforms. More detailed guidelines can be found in the official announcement by OKX.