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{ "skip": true } ``` This is a scheduled maintenance/planned event announcement, not an actual incident or outage. The ACX token wind-down is a known, coordinated action by the project team with advance notice to users. (Auto-resolved: no updates in 24h)
// The official story
Across Protocol (ACX) Token Changes
// Status page says
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Jul 28 , 00:00 PDT - Aug 3 , 22:00 PDT Jul 14 , 13:37 PDT Scheduled - The ACX token is being wound down by the project team, and they are offering options for ACX holders here: https://forum.across.to/t/the-bridge-across/2097. Coinbase has moved ACX order books to limit-only mode and will suspend trading of ACX on July 28, 2026.<br
π Official status page (for the PR-approved version)
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"skip": true
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