Honestly, this delisting update from @OfficialApeXdex makes a lot of sense when you look at the bigger picture. Pairs like $NIL, $BABY, $GOAT, etc., have been running on tiny liquidity for weeks. Anyone who actually trades knows how dangerous that is, you can enter a position, but exiting without getting destroyed on slippage becomes almost impossible. So pausing new positions before the full delist is just them protecting users from getting stuck. And here’s the real part people don’t talk about: When an exchange removes dead markets, it’s not a “bad sign.” It’s just cleaning house so liquidity and market maker bandwidth can flow into pairs that actually matter especially the core markets where $APEX activity and volume are strongest. This kind of cleanup usually comes before something new drops. Exchanges prune when they’re realigning focus, tightening the product lineup, or preparing for whatever’s next. I’ve seen it happen enough times to recognize the pattern. So yeah, it might annoy a few traders short term, but in the long run it’s healthier for the platform. And if you track how liquidity shifts after this, you can usually spot early signals on where momentum and even $APEX flow might be heading next. Not drama. Just smart maintenance before the next phase.

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