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Seven Crypto Assets Enter Liquidation Window on Kraken After Withdrawal Deadline

September 14, 2026, 10:10 AM UTC (18 days ago) · 1 source · Summarized by CryptoBipto

Kraken has closed withdrawals for seven crypto assets, which have now entered a liquidation window. Users who did not withdraw these assets by the Monday deadline will have their remaining balances handled through Kraken's delisting and liquidation process.

WHY IT MATTERS

When a crypto exchange decides to stop supporting a particular token, it goes through a process called 'delisting.' Think of it like a store deciding to stop carrying a product — they give customers time to buy what is left, and then they clear the shelves. In crypto, exchanges give users a deadline to move their tokens to a personal wallet (like transferring money from one bank to another). If users do not act by the deadline, the exchange may sell the tokens on their behalf and credit them with the proceeds, often in a more common currency. This is a reminder that keeping assets on an exchange means relying on that exchange's decisions about which tokens to support, and why some crypto users prefer to hold tokens in wallets they control directly.

Kraken, one of the larger cryptocurrency exchanges, has moved seven assets into a liquidation phase after the withdrawal window for those tokens closed on Monday.

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