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Kraken Delistings: Withdraw Before December 10

Kraken has disabled trading for 21 assets and plans to disable withdrawals December 10 before liquidating remaining balances.

Crypto Support Desk
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Crypto Support & Research Desk

Published Sep 19, 2026
Updated Sep 19, 2026
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Kraken has delisted 21 assets including VANRY, JUNO, ACA, MULTI and others. Deposits and trading were disabled September 11, while withdrawals are scheduled to close December 10, 2026 at 15:00 UTC.

What happens if funds remain

Kraken says remaining balances will be liquidated between December 14 and 18. The exchange warns that proceeds may be significantly below recent reference prices and, for thinly traded assets, could be minimal or nil.

How to withdraw safely

Confirm that the receiving wallet supports the exact asset and network before withdrawing. For assets undergoing migrations elsewhere, verify whether the destination accepts the old or new token contract. Start early enough to resolve address, memo or network issues before the deadline.

Why waiting is risky

A withdrawal deadline is different from a trading deadline. Users who want to retain the asset itself need to move it before withdrawals close. Last-minute transfers also leave less time to resolve account security holds or unsupported destination networks.

Official source

https://support.kraken.com/articles/asset-delistings-august-2026

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