MESSIAH Listing & Delisting Policy

MESSIAHS,

1. Token Listing Rules

To safeguard user interests, MESSIAH enforces a strict screening and review process for token listings. Project teams must submit a completed Token Listing Application Form along with required documentation. MESSIAH evaluates projects across dimensions including legality, compliance, technical capability, community base, and market potential. Projects must meet the following criteria:

• Legal & Compliance Requirements

No major regulatory or policy risks; must comply with regulations in the application region and key markets. Core team must undergo real-name disclosure and pass KYC verification. Project team must provide complete legal documentation (e.g., company registration certificate, legal opinion, etc.).

• Information Disclosure Requirements

Provide a complete, accurate, and verifiable whitepaper, project progress reports, and roadmap. Major events (funding, partnerships, security incidents, team changes) must be promptly disclosed to MESSIAH and the community.

• Community & Market Support

The project should maintain an active global community with genuine and engaged users. Demonstrated market recognition and actual trading demand.

• Technology & Security Requirements

Token contracts must pass a comprehensive audit by a reputable third-party security firm, with audit reports provided. The project should have real-world application scenarios, or a clear and executable technical roadmap.

• MESSIAH Internal Requirements

Must meet MESSIAH’s requirements for token listing liquidity, market depth, and trading pair setup. Project team must cooperate in providing market-making support to ensure liquidity during the initial listing phase.

Note:

Any premature disclosure of “listing information” or false promotion by the project team prior to the official announcement may result in disqualification. MESSIAH reserves the final right of interpretation for all token listing policies.

2. Token Delisting Policy

MESSIAH is committed to providing a secure, stable, and efficient trading experience. If a project or its token no longer meets platform standards, MESSIAH will initiate the delisting process based on the following criteria:

Delisting Triggers (including but not limited to):

• Project Inactivity

Project team is unresponsive or has ceased operations. Official website or social channels remain closed or unmanaged for extended periods. Team disbands or formally requests delisting.

• Technical & Product Issues

Token contracts or applications contain critical vulnerabilities or malfunctions, unresolved for a long period. Severe security risks (e.g., frequent hacking incidents).

• Compliance & Ethical Risks

Suspected involvement in money laundering, illegal fundraising, or market manipulation. Fraud, misinformation, or misappropriation of user assets by the project team.

• Market & Community Factors

Persistent low trading volume and lack of liquidity on the MESSIAH platform. Significant decline in community engagement and user activity.

• Insufficient Information Disclosure

Long-term failure to provide updates on project progress. Dissemination of false or misleading information. (For spot listings, see “Statement on MESSIAH Spot Listing Information Disclosure”).

• Other Factors

Any negative impact on MESSIAH’s brand reputation or operations. Other situations deemed to affect user trading safety or platform stability.

Delisting Procedures

1. Announcement: MESSIAH will issue a delisting notice in advance via its official website and app, detailing the timeline and reasons.
2. User Handling Period: From the date of the announcement, users will be given a set period to withdraw tokens to personal wallets or other exchanges.
3. Project Team Responsibility: If losses or negative impact to MESSIAH are caused by the project team, the project team shall bear corresponding responsibilities.
4. Right of Interpretation: MESSIAH retains the final right of interpretation regarding delisting policies.

3. Supplementary Notes

MESSIAH reserves the right to dynamically adjust listing and delisting standards based on market conditions, regulatory policies, and user feedback. 

The platform will conduct regular compliance and activity reviews for listed tokens, issuing risk warnings for flagged projects. MESSIAH will establish a “Token Watchlist”: 

Tokens facing potential risks but not meeting delisting criteria will be placed in the watchlist, allowing users to be notified in advance. 

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