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# Announcement on the temporary delisting of MATIC perpetual contracts

In order to cooperate with the plan of replacing Polygon (MATIC) tokens with Polygon (POL), PropW will temporarily delist MATIC/USDT perpetual contracts and MATIC/USDCP perpetual contracts at 16:30 (UTC+8) on September 4, 2024, and suspend all related contract transactions. Please complete the closing or withdrawal of orders in advance to avoid trading losses.

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After the MATIC token swap is completed, PropW will consider relisting the local currency. The specific arrangements are subject to the official announcement.

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The delisting arrangements for this MATIC are as follows:

16:30: The platform will cancel all pending orders, and new pending orders will no longer be allowed at that time.

16:30: New opening operations will be stopped, and all current positions will be closed uniformly. The closing price is based on the latest price at 16:30.

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Thank you for your understanding and support!

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PropW


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