ELLIPSIS ($EPX) Delisting On BYDFi Exchange

About Ellipsis Token (EPX)

Ellipsis Finance is a decentralized exchange (DEX) built on BNB Chain, designed as an authorized fork of Curve Finance, with the primary goal of enabling ultra-efficient stablecoin swaps (e.g. BUSD, USDC, USDT) featuring minimal slippage and very low fees (~0.04?%). It uses a proven Curve-like Automated Market Maker (AMM) model—liquidity pools—instead of traditional order books, which ensures scalable volumes and competitive rates.
What Is Ellipsis Token (EPX)?

Ellipsis (EPX) is a special Digital Coin used on Ellipsis Finance, a website where people can trade stablecoins and crypto easily and cheaply. It runs on the BNB Chain (a type of blockchain).

You can swap stablecoins (like BUSD and USDC) with low fees.

You can put your coins in pools to help others trade—and earn EPX rewards in return.

Why Do People Like EPX?

You Can Earn Rewards

If you help Ellipsis by adding your coins to its pools, you can earn EPX coins as a thank-you.

You Get a Say
If you lock your EPX, you get vlEPX, which gives you voting power and a share of the trading fees. You can even boost your rewards by up to 2.5×!

Fixed Supply
There are only 132 billion EPX coins, and they are released slowly over time. This helps keep the coin valuable.

Fast & Cheap Trades
Swaps on Ellipsis are very cheap (only 0.04% fee) and easy to do, especially with stablecoins.

What’s Happening on BYDFi?

The BYDFi exchange said it will remove EPX soon. But don’t worry—here’s what that means:

You Have Time
BYDFi will tell users before the coin is removed, so you can take out your EPX safely.

Move Your Coins
If you have EPX on BYDFi, you can move it to Ellipsis Finance or another exchange to keep using it.

Prices Might Go Down (Then Back Up!)
When coins get removed from exchanges, prices often drop. But smart investors see this as a chance to buy at a lower price.

Focus on Real Use
Even if one exchange removes EPX, you can still use it on Ellipsis to earn, vote, and trade. That’s what really matters.