KINTO ($K) Delisting On MEXC Exchange

About Kinto Token ($K)
It appears there hasn’t been any public announcement or indication that Kinto ($K) is being delisted from exchanges or depublished from its network at this time. In fact, the token is actively listed on major platforms like MEXC—where it launched with launchpool events beginning March?31,?2025—and continues to be traded with healthy volume. If you're referring to a specific delisting (like from a certain exchange or wallet platform), please let me know which one, and I'd be happy to dig deeper into that.Project & Category: Kinto is a modular exchange (“MEX”) and a Layer 2 Blockchain that fuses the best of centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) platforms. It offers a non?custodial, KYC?enabled smart wallet, institutional?grade compliance, account abstraction, and cross?chain liquidity. Supply & Distribution: Total supply is 10?million tokens. 70% is allocated to the community via participation mining, liquidity events, and treasury; the remaining 30% goes to team/advisors (20%) and investors (10%), all with vesting.

What is Kinto Token ($K)?

Kinto is a special kind of blockchain that works like a bank and a Crypto Token app combined.

It is safe, smart, and lets people trade with rules that protect everyone.

Kinto has its own coin called Kinto Token ($K).

People use this coin to help make decisions, pay fees, and help the network grow.

Why is Kinto Token a Good Investment?

Most coins go to regular people

70 out of every 100 Kinto Tokens are given to users who join, trade, or share the platform. This means more people have a chance to own the coin.

You can help make big decisions

If you own $K, you get to vote on things like what the platform should do next. It’s like helping run a club.

Kinto makes real money

Kinto already earns money from fees—over $3.5 million a year—which helps make the coin more valuable.

It’s safe and follows rules

Kinto makes sure users are real people (not bots), and it doesn’t hold your money—it stays in your own wallet.

What Happens if Kinto Token Leaves MEXC?

Even if Kinto Token gets removed from the MEXC trading app (called a delisting), you can still get some cool benefits:

Easy to sell during busy trading

When coins are about to leave an exchange, a lot of people start trading. You might get a better price if you sell early.

Free gifts and rewards

When Kinto joined MEXC, they gave away free coins and money. If they leave, they might give more rewards to users.

Big updates often happen during delisting

Sometimes, projects announce new features or changes at the same time. You might sell your coin when its value is higher.