- Clore ($CLORE) will be delisted from Bitget due to recent price swings and low trading activity, but remains available on all other current exchanges.
- Bitget handled less than 10% of Clore’s daily trading volume; users are encouraged to move to platforms like MEXC, Gate, and HTX for better liquidity.
- The Clore team is reinforcing commitment with a 600,000 $CLORE coin buyback and ongoing transparency regarding team-held wallets.
Clore announced that its $CLORE token will be delisted from the Bitget exchange following a decision prompted by recent price volatility and low trading volumes. This change only affects trading on Bitget, while $CLORE remains actively listed on its other supported platforms.
According to a statement from the Clore team, trading on Bitget represented less than 10% of the project’s total daily volume. They recommend users transfer their trading to other exchanges, specifically highlighting strong liquidity on MEXC, Gate, and HTX.
Clore emphasized that the delisting does not impact its long-term strategy or ongoing operations. The team announced an additional buyback of 600,000 $CLORE coins, which will be held in their official Buyback Wallet. “As a demonstration of our unwavering commitment to our project’s future, we are announcing an additional coin buyback of 600,000 $CLORE,” the announcement stated.
For transparency, Clore detailed current holdings in several team-controlled wallets. The Main Wallet holds 32.6 million $CLORE, with an additional 2 million spread across associated addresses, set aside for growth and long-term sustainability. The Payout Wallet manages about 800,000 $CLORE, while Cold Wallet 1 and Cold Wallet 2 contain 5.2 million and 2.2 million $CLORE coins, respectively.
The team also maintains a Market Maker Wallet with 3.5 million $CLORE, and approximately 4.5 million $CLORE are distributed for liquidity provisioning across exchanges including HTX, MEXC, Gate, BingX, BitMart, XT, and LBank. Clore reported these wallets collectively contain roughly 50 million coins, about 10% of the total token supply.
The statement from Clore concluded by reaffirming the team’s commitment, noting that wallet transparency aligns with their dedication to accountability, and that no coins have been sold by the team to date. “The Clore team strongly believes in our project’s potential and will continue our dedicated efforts toward its growth and success,” the announcement said.
For more wallet details, visit Clore Cryptoscope.
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