Gate News bot message: According to Gate's official announcement Gate announced the delisting of 27 tokens that do not meet trading standards. The affected tokens include FURY, SYLO, GEC, SLICE, NAOS, BITCAT, RENA, SAVM, TRG, CHER, TAPROOT, VALUE, SOP, NLC, MPT, NAM, MOONPIG, AA, GGG, SMOLE, MPH, GPUAI, ALPACA, ROOM, ZBU, TCT, CSKY, etc. The relevant spot trading pairs and quantitative grid trading will be delisted simultaneously. Gate has suspended deposit services for the aforementioned tokens and will suspend trading services on March 24, 2026 at 11:00 (UTC+8). Users holding these tokens may withdraw their tokens before the delisting, or transfer their assets to the Gate Web3 wallet for permanent storage. Users with relevant token holdings still stored on Gate after April 7, 2026 may submit applications to participate in a buyback between April 7, 2026 and April 14, 2026. The maximum compensation per individual is 100 USDT.

On February 13, it was announced that the XRP Ledger has officially activated the token custody amendment XLS-85, allowing users to create custody accounts for issued interchangeable tokens. This means that, in addition to XRP itself, Trust Line tokens and Multi-Purpose Tokens (MPT) can also be locked on-chain under certain conditions, providing more flexible asset management options for decentralized finance and enterprise applications. The amendment regained support from 30 validators on January 30, 2026, reaching the activation threshold, and went live two weeks later. Previously, XLS-85 was close to passing in September 2025, but disagreements arose due to incompatibility issues with the MPT standard, causing support to drop to just 16 votes. XRPL dUNL validator Vet pointed out flaws in custody accounting related to transfer fees and supply tracking. The community subsequently released fixTokenEscrowV1 and incorporated it into Rippled v3.0.0, restoring confidence and driving final activation.