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Getting listed on MEXC is a milestone. Losing that listing — quietly, through an automated compliance flag — is one of the most avoidable failures in crypto.
MEXC monitors every listed token 24/7 against hard thresholds: daily volume above $50,000 USDT, bid-ask spread below 2%, order book depth across multiple price ranges, and at least one trade per hour. Fall below any of these consistently, and the token receives an ST (Special Treatment) warning. From that point, delisting can happen in as little as three days.
Most projects that get delisted don’t have bad technology. They have no market-making infrastructure. No one is actively managing the order book, maintaining depth, or monitoring compliance metrics in real time.
The pattern is predictable:
The fix isn’t complicated, but it requires professional execution: algorithmic quoting on both sides of the book, tiered order placement across MEXC’s monitored depth ranges, and 24/7 monitoring by a team that has direct exchange relationships and can respond to compliance issues in real time.
Our partners at BeLiquid — a market-making agency operating on MEXC since 2019 with 500+ projects supported — published a full technical guide covering exactly how this works: the specific thresholds MEXC tracks, what professional market making looks like in practice, how to respond if you’ve already received an ST warning, and how to get listed on MEXC with proper infrastructure from day one.
Read the full guide on BeLiquid →
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