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At 10:47 a.m. ET, LRC-USD was still limit-only while 74% of displayed volume sat on four outside venues.
Bullish's filing-derived volume-times-spread proxy slipped 1.6% year over year and 38.3% from June despite the wider company-defined spread.
Covered users must close positions and withdraw by 23:59 UTC, while the wider platform keeps two Aug. 26 clocks.
Covered dealings must end before the cutoff; later withdrawals require discretionary approval and a full exit from HTX.
New keys, saved histories, closed margin loans and an Aug. 28 opt-out boundary precede the estimated cutover.
Withdrawals closed July 31, leaving residual balances to a five-day sale whose venue, sequence, fees and settlement currency remain undisclosed.
Transfers ended June 29, leaving sale and bank withdrawal as the standard route before accounts close Sept. 1.
