Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate has delisted trading markets for 27 tokens, including AMR, PCX, IOEN, COVAL, CATDOG, BAG, GROWAI, SHARDS, KINT, KINGSHIB, NFTFI, METALDR, TX20, CATGOLD, FEAR, FORA, BRAWL, BISO, RGAME, OSKY, TST, ORFY, TOK, SFTY, PPAD, YOURAI, BRCST. The corresponding trading pairs are all USDT pairs. Gate states that these tokens do not meet the standards for opening trading. Gate has conducted buybacks for users who stored tokens on the platform and submitted forms. The buyback amounts for eligible users have been credited to their Gate accounts. After delisting, users can still use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these tokens. The specific delisting time and operational details of the wallet function will be announced separately through an official notice.

Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate announces the delisting of trading markets for 27 tokens. The tokens involved in the delisting include AMR, PCX, IOEN, COVAL, CATDOG, BAG, GROWAI, SHARDS, KINT, KINGSHIB, NFTFI, METALDR, TX20, CATGOLD, FEAR, FORA, BRAWL, BISO, RGAME, OSKY, TST, ORFY, TOK, SFTY, PPAD, YOURAI, BRCST, and related spot trading pairs and quantitative grid trading will be taken offline simultaneously. Gate has suspended deposits for these tokens and will suspend trading services at 11:00 (UTC+8) on January 26, 2026. Ongoing quantitative trading strategies will be forcibly stopped before that time. After the market is taken offline, users holding positions can transfer tokens to their Gate Web3 wallet for permanent storage. After February 9, 2026, users with token holdings still stored on Gate can submit applications between February 9 and February 16 to participate in token buybacks, with a maximum compensation limit of 100 USDT per account.

Another armed robbery targeting cryptocurrency buyers has occurred in Trinidad. A man from Aruca was ambushed in a parking lot by two masked gunmen, losing $85,800 in cash and his phone, highlighting the global surge in “wrench attack” violent incidents. According to local media reports, the man was sitting in the parking lot of a pharmacy on Trinity Centre Road, handing a black bag of cash to a colleague he had known for two years in preparation for a cryptocurrency purchase. Right after the handover, two armed men suddenly approached the vehicle, knocked on the window, and quickly fled with the cash and phone. Police are currently investigating the case.