Market Removals At-Risk Warning July 13, 2020

As an exchange that prides itself on security and service, we do our due diligence to manage both the expectations of our listing partners, and the rigorous standards of compliance and performance we offer to our users.

Because of this delicate balance between quality, safety, and a robust listing portfolio, there are circumstances where VCC Exchange may decide to remove a token from our Exchange.

Below, we’ve provided a list of factors to help communicate some of the variables we consider when making these decisions. This is by no means exhaustive, but it is a good start in understanding how and why certain coins do not have eternal longevity.

While VCC Exchange reserves the right to remove any token or market from its Exchange for any reason and without prior notice, we are always striving to avoid inconveniences wherever possible for our partners and token-holders.

As part of this commitment, we are making an effort to provide as much notice as possible when we determine tokens or markets are likely to receive an at-risk warning (ARW).

As always, we welcome an open exchange (pun intended) of ideas and feedback. A robust free market has and always will be the heart of the cryptocurrency industry. As players, and markets and tokens rise and fall, we are committed to remain vigilant in making choices we believe will strengthen the trust, performance, and stringent requirements that help continue to bring crypto the legitimacy it deserves across diverse audiences.

Reasons We Delist:

Although not exhaustive, below is a list of factors that VCC Exchange generally reviews when determining whether to delist a token or remove a market:

• Evolving regulatory standards and other compliance issues
• Poor implementation of use cases or poor reception by community
• Blockchain or related technology becomes compromised or defective
• Token is no longer supported by token team or others
• Limited trading volume on the exchange or potentially suspicious trading activity
• Experience with token applicant/team and their responsiveness to information requests
• Violation of VCC Exchange's terms of service or token listing agreement
• Complaints by users or traders of the token

After careful review, we are announcing today, July 13, 2020 that the following tokens and markets are assets at risk of delisting due to liquidity and market health concerns.

VCC Exchange will work with the teams behind the assets identified as at risk on a path forward to improve liquidity and market health. Should improvements not occur, VCC Exchange may slate these assets for delisting 30 days after this notice.

Delisting Process

VCC Exchange may delist a market or token without prior notice. VCC Exchange, at its discretion, may also publish its intention to delist a token or market in the future. Delisting notices will appear on the VCC Exchange website.

If a market or token is flagged in advance for removal, the date of removal generally will be the second Friday after notification. For example, if a market is flagged for removal on a Wednesday, the market will be removed the next Friday (+ 9 days from notification). Nevertheless, VCC Exchange reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to immediately delist a token or market if VCC Exchange believes circumstances warrant.

Token Withdrawal After Delisting

After a market or token is removed, VCC Exchange generally seeks to provide users up to 30 days to withdraw any delisted tokens, but in certain instances the withdrawal period may be shortened. Users should withdraw any tokens before the posted withdrawal deadline. There may be circumstances under which a user may not be able to withdraw a token due to events outside of VCC Exchange’s control. For example, there could be technical difficulties (e.g., the blockchain is broken) which prevent users from being able to withdraw their tokens.