When a crypto exchange reports that deposits and withdrawals are “delayed”, it sounds like a footnote. At Kraken it has turned this week into a condition that has now lasted seven days, and that falls on this particular day together with a deadline that is final for one of the affected tokens. The short answer to the question of what you have to do: check today whether your coin is listed as disrupted on the exchange's status page, and do not rely on what the trading view shows you. Both sources come from Kraken, and they contradict each other.
This analysis was carried out by cryptoticker.io on September 11, 2026. We pulled the exchange's public status page and its public market data interface on the same morning and compared them line by line. What came out of it appears in no announcement by the exchange.
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