TREE NEWS update: CoinEx is shutting down after nine years of operation and has given users until December 22 to withdraw their funds. The exchange said its reserves exceed 100% and that it will buy back its CET token at its 0.005 USDT listing price. The closure adds to a growing wave of exchange shutdowns across the industry.
CoinEx to Shut Down After Nine Years, Sets December 22 Withdrawal Deadline
A nine-year venue folding is a reminder that exchange longevity is not the same as durability, and the orderly wind-down — full reserves, a fixed buyback price for the native token — is now the template distressed platforms are judged against. The CET buyback matters most: holders are being offered the listing price rather than a market exit, which effectively sets the token's terminal value. Whether the reserve claim is verified independently, and how other exchanges with their own tokens handle similar exits, is the open question.
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