Quidax will delist SONIC (S), STRK, ZKSync (ZK), NEAR, and Nosana (NOS) on June 19, 2026 at 5pm GMT+1. What users need to do.
Quidax says it will delist SONIC (S), STRK, ZKSync (ZK), NEAR, and Nosana (NOS).
Spot trading for these tokens will stop at 5pm (GMT+1) on June 19, 2026.
Users can sell or swap before the deadline, and withdrawals will remain available after.
On May 29, 2026, Quidax announced a scheduled coin delisting for five digital assets: SONIC (S), STRK, ZKSync (ZK), NEAR, and Nosana (NOS).
The exchange said it reviews listed tokens from time to time. If an asset no longer meets its standards, it can be removed. In crypto, “delisting” means the exchange removes the market, so you can no longer buy or sell that coin on that platform.
Quidax said it will deactivate all spot trading pairs for the affected tokens by 5pm (GMT+1) on Friday, June 19, 2026. Spot trading is the standard buy and sell market where trades settle immediately, not a futures contract.
After the delisting time, deposits for those tokens into Quidax wallets will be disabled. Quidax also warned users not to send more of these assets to their Quidax deposit addresses after the deadline.
Withdrawals will remain open after June 19. That means users can move the tokens out to an external wallet or another exchange that still supports them.
For African crypto traders, delistings usually create a short window to reduce risk. If you hold any of the affected tokens, you either need to swap them into another asset before the cutoff, or plan a withdrawal to self custody (a wallet you control) or a different exchange.
It also affects liquidity, which is how easy it is to trade without moving the price. Once an exchange removes spot pairs, local access to that token can drop, and spreads (the gap between buy and sell prices) can widen elsewhere.
If you use Quidax for portfolio rebalancing, recurring buys, or fast swaps into stablecoins like USDT, the practical takeaway is simple. Check your balances now, decide whether to sell or move, and avoid late deposits that may not be credited after the deadline.
Primary Source: Quidax Blog
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