Announcement to Change MAX Exchange Token (MAX) to MAX Exchange Token (MAXEXCHANGE)
Bitget is committed to providing a clear and user-friendly trading experience. As part of our ongoing efforts, we will be making adjustments to the ticker symbol for the MAX token listed on our platform. The details are as follow: Ticker Symbol Change: The ticker symbol for MAX Exchange Token will
Bitget is committed to providing a clear and user-friendly trading experience. As part of our ongoing efforts, we will be making adjustments to the ticker symbol for the MAX token listed on our platform.
The details are as follow:
Ticker Symbol Change: The ticker symbol for MAX Exchange Token will change from MAX to MAXEXCHANGE. Please note that the project name, MAX Exchange Token, will remain unchanged. The change will take place on 25 July 2024, 5:00 (UTC).
No Impact on Your Holdings: This change won't affect your existing MAX assets. Your MAX tokens remain safe and secure on Bitget. Deposit, withdrawal and trading will not be affected during token ticker change.
Please Note:
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API users are required to make necessary adjustments. For more information, please refer to the full API documentation.
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MAX Spot Margin Lending has been closed and will be reopened after the name change. After the name is changed, the existing MAX position of the iOS users who use the version before 2.31.0 (including) will not be able to be repaid manually, but can be repaid through the one-click repayment function.
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The token ticker MAX will be changed from MAX to MAXEXCHANGE. API users are strongly advised to adjust the API strategy code and use the new code MAXEXCHANGE for trading after the change of token ticker.
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