Tokocrypto to delist ICX, SCRT and STORJ on Sept. 3
The Indonesian exchange says trading will end at 10:00 WIB, with withdrawals open until Nov. 3 and a possible stablecoin conversion afterward that is not guaranteed.
By The Third AnglePublished 3 min read
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Tokocrypto says it will delist ICON (ICX), Secret (SCRT) and Storj (STORJ) from all of its trading pairs on Sept. 3 at 10:00 WIB. The exchange's Aug. 23 notice tells users to withdraw or convert their balances before the trading cutoff.
Tokocrypto says its periodic review considers whether an asset continues to meet its quality, compliance and security standards. The notice does not identify a project-specific trigger for the three decisions, so the delisting should not be read as a finding about any one token's code, issuer or legal status.
The deadlines are staggered
Open orders will be removed when trading stops, and the balances will no longer appear in user accounts unless the account's small-balance display setting is enabled. Deposits will stop being credited on Sept. 4 at 10:00 WIB.
Withdrawals are scheduled to remain available until Nov. 3 at 10:00 WIB. Tokocrypto says it may begin converting the delisted assets into stablecoins on Nov. 4, but explicitly says that conversion is not guaranteed. If conversion is not feasible, the exchange says it will keep withdrawals open subject to network availability.
A platform decision, not a market-wide delisting
Other exchanges have made separate decisions around the same assets. Binance TH announced that ICX and STORJ spot trading would be removed on Sept. 3, while its Easy Buy/Sell service has an earlier Aug. 26 cutoff, according to its own notice. That parallel decision does not establish a single market-wide reason for the delistings or include SCRT in the Binance TH notice.
For Tokocrypto users, the practical issue is custody and timing: trading access ends first, deposits stop shortly afterward, and the withdrawal window closes weeks later. Users need to check the exact network and destination support before moving any asset; the exchange's notice does not guarantee a later conversion or recovery route after the withdrawal deadline.
