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Binance will delist QuickSwap (QUICK) and Epic Chain (EPIC) on October 28 at 03:00 UTC and cancel all outstanding spot orders. Spot copy trading for both tokens will end on October 21.
Why it matters
QuickSwap is one of Polygon's earliest decentralized exchanges, and QUICK is used for governance, staking and liquidity incentives. Epic Chain, formerly Ethernity Chain (ERN), expanded from celebrity-licensed NFTs into entertainment and real-world asset tokenization, with EPIC as its ecosystem token.
Binance cited periodic reviews of project development, trading volume, liquidity and security. The delisting removes Binance spot trading access for both tokens, though the announcement does not say that either project or its token will cease operating.
Market impact
Binance said remaining assets from spot copy trading will be sold at market prices or transferred to users' spot accounts if they cannot be sold. The earlier October 21 cutoff gives affected users less time to manage copy-trading positions than spot positions, which are scheduled to end October 28.
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Frequently asked questions
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When will Binance delist QUICK and EPIC?
Binance plans to delist both tokens on October 28 at 03:00 UTC and cancel all outstanding spot orders.
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When does spot copy trading for QUICK and EPIC end?
Spot copy trading will end on October 21, one week before the scheduled spot delisting.
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What happens to assets left in spot copy trading?
Binance says remaining assets will be sold at market prices or transferred to spot accounts if they cannot be sold.
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Why is Binance delisting QUICK and EPIC?
Binance cited periodic reviews covering project development, trading volume, liquidity and security.
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Does the announcement say QuickSwap or Epic Chain is shutting down?
No. The announcement concerns Binance trading access and does not say either project or token will cease operating.
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