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XXYY Ends Trading Dec. 1, Sets Nov. 30 Rebate Withdrawal Deadline
XXYY will halt trading and rebate withdrawals on Dec. 1, with a Nov. 30 deadline for pending rebates and private-key exports available through Jan. 31, 2027.

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XXYY ends trading and rebate withdrawals on Dec. 1
Users must withdraw pending rebates by Nov. 30
Private-key exports remain available through Jan. 31, 2027
After Jan. 31, 2027, users cannot export wallet keys from the site
From Dec. 1, the website supports only private-key exports
XXYY will stop trading and rebate withdrawals on Dec. 1, according to an announcement from the platform, giving users until Nov. 30 to pull any pending rebates before those services shut off for good.
The timeline is tight. Trading and rebate withdrawals remain available through the end of Nov. 30. On Dec. 1, both functions go dark. Anyone holding rebates that are still awaiting withdrawal must complete the process by that final day, because the platform will not process them afterward.
The sequencing matters for users. XXYY has structured its wind-down in two phases, and the first one closes with almost no buffer: the last day of trading and the last day of rebate withdrawals are the same date. Users who discover a pending rebate on Dec. 1 or later will have no recourse through the platform's normal withdrawal flow.
What happens after Dec. 1?
Starting Dec. 1, the XXYY website will support exactly one function: private-key exports. That single remaining feature will stay available through Jan. 31, 2027, after which users will no longer be able to export wallet keys from the site at all.
That gives key holders a long runway, but a hard one. The export window stretches roughly 14 months from the trading shutdown, and once it closes, the site offers no path to recover keys held on the platform. XXYY urged users to export their keys before access ends and to keep them in a secure location once they have them.
Why the key-export deadline is the one that counts?
For users who stored wallet keys with XXYY rather than managing them independently, the Jan. 31, 2027 cutoff is the binding constraint. Trading losses can happen anywhere; a missed key export is permanent. After that date, funds controlled by keys still on the platform become effectively unreachable through the site's own tooling.
The practical read for users is a simple checklist:
- By Nov. 30: withdraw all pending rebates and complete any intended trading.
- From Dec. 1: the site handles private-key exports only.
- Before Jan. 31, 2027: export wallet keys and store them securely.
- After Jan. 31, 2027: no exports, no trading, no rebate withdrawals — nothing.
XXYY's announcement did not explain the reason for the wind-down, name a successor service, or describe any migration path beyond key exports. The platform framed the schedule purely as operational deadlines for users to act on.
The two-stage closure does at least separate financial activity from custody. Rebate withdrawals and trading end together in the near term, while key exports — the custody-critical function — remain open for more than a year. Users who act early on both fronts face the least risk; those who wait until the final weeks of either window face the usual congestion and support constraints that accompany any platform shutdown.
The next date on the calendar is Nov. 30, the last day users can withdraw pending rebates and trade on the platform before XXYY reduces its website to a key-export utility on Dec. 1.
via tokenpost.com (Source)
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