What to know:
- Kraken’s withdrawal deadline for 21 delisted tokens is August 27.
- Remaining balances will be liquidated from September 1–5.
- Low liquidity may affect final liquidation proceeds.

Users who hold 21 delisted cryptocurrencies on Kraken have been notified by the exchange that they will have the ability to withdraw funds for these coins only until August 27, 2026, 14:00 UTC.
After this date, all the remaining funds in these listed currencies will be automatically liquidated between September 1 and September 5 as per the procedure followed by Kraken while delisting cryptocurrencies. The list includes FARM, NYM, MOON, SAROS, SPICE, TEA, and many more.
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Last Chance for Holders
The trading and depositing of the tokens were stopped on May 29, which leaves withdrawals as the only remaining chance for the users. According to Kraken, holders must withdraw or convert their holdings “before the liquidation date” to avoid losing funds.
After closing the withdrawal possibility, users won’t have the chance to transfer their tokens from the exchange. Thus, any remaining holdings will be subject to liquidation under current market conditions.
Data From TradingView Suggests Low Participation
The data from TradingView on Harvest Finance (FARM) suggests that the token fell steeply in May after the delisting by Kraken and entered a period of consolidation at about the $5 mark. This trend is reflected in the trading volumes as well which suggests low participation in the market.
Although the token has been stable recently, the lack of buying suggests the difficulties that small tokens face once they lose the support of a major exchange.
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Liquid Risk Remains a Major Consideration
According to Kraken, “several of these assets have limited or inactive markets,” which could influence liquidation results.
The exchange further states that liquidation prices might be considerably lower than the recent reference prices, and thus they might bring very little proceeds when there is inadequate liquidity.
What Investors Should Consider
The key issue for investors now is not the direction of the price but the fast-approaching deadline. Investors should pay attention to the time of withdrawal, trading platforms, and liquidity before August 27.
From the listed tokens, TEER stands out due to one more difficulty, as Kraken has informed that the project has ceased operations, and on-chain transactions are impossible.
With a little more than a month left, the main issue will be whether investors will withdraw their investments or will leave the fate of their balances in the hands of the liquidation procedure of Kraken.
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