TechFlow news, the Smart Layer project team responded yesterday to OKX Exchange's announcement of delisting the $SLN token. Smart Layer stated that while they are disappointed by the news, they also feel relieved to be able to move forward with certainty. The project team said that prior to its listing in February, OKX's listing manager had committed to a global rollout, restricting only mainland China and certain European countries. However, after listing, OKX blocked $SLN trading pairs in nearly all major countries and markets. Despite multiple attempts to contact OKX, the team has not received any meaningful response to date, effectively preventing the community from purchasing the $SLN token.
Smart Layer emphasized that they still have over 10 strong exchange partners and remain committed to delivering returns for $SLN holders. The CEO stressed that there will be no restructuring and no new token.
Earlier yesterday's news, OKX will delist spot trading pairs for MSN, OMN, REP, EURT, IGU, PCI, and SLN. Affected by the potential delisting, MSN briefly dropped over 30%, and SLN briefly fell more than 20%.
