Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement: Gate has decided to delist trading markets for 50 tokens, including EMBER, BLADE, MBLK, KNOT, SSS, KOKO, RAM, MAO, PHTR, FYDE, PUMPAI, DEFILAND, HRT, SKM, PIXELVERSE, MAHA, ESS, PRX, MCH, LYNX, BABYBNB, INK, TATE, SKT, ZAM, PPT, ATRS, URO, ONX, IGU, CEC, ELY, DOGGO, BUZZ, VDT, NAI, SMILE, LBR, DARK, SOLS, KP3R, CSIX, AKUMA, NVG, DWAIN, DMS, SDN, IXORA, SYNT, QI, etc. These tokens do not meet the platform's standards for opening trading. For users who have submitted the form and meet the requirements, Gate has deposited the repurchase amount into their accounts. After delisting, users can still use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these tokens. The specific delisting time and operational details will be announced separately.

Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate has decided to delist trading services for 50 tokens due to these tokens not meeting the platform's standards for trading. The tokens involved include EMBER, BLADE, MBLK, KNOT, SSS, and others. The related spot trading pairs, quantitative grid, Earn, and margin trading will all be halted. The platform has suspended deposit services for the relevant tokens and will close new margin and collateral loans by 16:00(UTC+8) on January 30, 2026. On February 4, 2026, at 11:00(UTC+8), trading services for all related tokens will be officially suspended. Ongoing quantitative trading strategies will be forcibly stopped, assets in Earn related to these tokens will be automatically redeemed, and loans in the margin trading market for these tokens will be automatically settled. After February 18, 2026, users holding these tokens on the Gate platform can submit a form before February 25 to apply for buyback, with a maximum compensation limit of 100 USDT. After the platform delists these tokens, users can still continue to use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these tokens. The specific delisting time for wallet functions will be announced in a subsequent notice.

The president of the Dutch Central Bank, Klaas Knot, warned that the European Central Bank may need to view stablecoins as a potential source of macroeconomic shocks, particularly the dollar-pegged stablecoins, which could have systemic effects on the European financial system, impacting financial stability and Inflation.

Jin10 reported on October 3 that the Dutch news agency ANP cited the "Financial界高校领导" podcast set to be released on Sunday, in which European Central Bank President Lagarde stated that Klaas Knot would be a suitable successor to the President of the European Central Bank. Lagarde expressed: "I have known him for at least six years. He has wisdom, endurance, and the ability to interact with others." Lagarde's term as President of the European Central Bank will end in October 2027. Knot has been in office as President of the Dutch Central Bank for 14 years, with his term ending on June 30, 2025.

Gate News bot message, European Central Bank board member Knot: The European Central Bank may need to keep interest rates unchanged for a period of time. We cannot rule out the possibility of the European Central Bank lowering rates again. The inflation risks are currently two-sided. It is a good choice for the European Central Bank's interest rate to be at a neutral level.

Gate News bot message, the Financial Stability Board ( FSB ) is about to resign its chairman Klaas Knot, who issued a latest statement. According to CrowdfundInsider, Knot pointed out that stablecoin issuance institutions currently hold a large amount of US Treasury bonds, and the connection between the Crypto Assets market and the TradFi system is deepening. At the same time, the launch of Crypto Assets ETFs has lowered the participation threshold for retail investors. In response to this trend, Knot stated: "The crypto ecosystem is evolving, and the regulatory framework must adjust accordingly."

On June 12, Klaas Knot, chairman of the Financial Stability Board (FSB) (FSB), delivered a keynote speech at a conference hosted by the Bank of Spain, warning of the growing systemic impact of crypto assets. Expressing concern about the growing intersection between digital assets and traditional finance, Knot said: "The FSB has long believed that cryptocurrencies do not yet pose a systemic risk, but recent developments suggest that we may be approaching a tipping point. "The barrier to entry for retail investors has been significantly lowered, especially after the launch of crypto ETFs. The connection between cryptocurrencies and the traditional financial system continues to grow. For example, stablecoin issuers now hold large amounts of U.S. Treasuries. We have to keep a close eye on this area," Knot added.

Golden Finance reported that Benoît Coeuré, a member of the European Central Bank's board, said that there are few obstacles to another interest rate cut next week. The data is encouraging and confirms that we will return to our target and hope to see economic recovery before making further judgments. (Jinshi)

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European Central Bank Executive Board member and President of the Dutch Central Bank Knot (Klaas)