Delisting timeline board
Put the three dates from the notice in and get an ordered timeline with checkpoints, showing how many days remain at each stage and what should be finished when.
Exchange notices usually timestamp in UTC. Convert to your own timezone before entering the dates.
Until the final deadline
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Enter the withdrawal closing date and this works out the days remaining and what belongs to the stage you are in.
The timeline
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Fill the fields on the left and the checkpoints appear here in order.
How to use this, and what it is calculating
What it solves
The three dates in a notice are scattered through the text and usually stamped in UTC. People finish reading with "it is being delisted" and no memory of which day requires what. This turns the dates into an ordered timeline and works out how long each segment leaves you.
How to work it
Four date fields. The first is the reference date, defaulting to today, which you can change to model any other day. The other three come straight off the notice. It updates as you fill each one; you do not need all four.
Reading the numbers
The large figure is days until withdrawals close: the only deadline that causes real trouble if missed. The list below adapts to the stage you are in: before trading closes you still have the choice between selling and moving, and after it you only have moving.
Where the data comes from
Nowhere. This page makes no requests, looks up no notices, and knows nothing about any platform's arrangements. All it does is subtract the dates you typed and order them by a fixed set of rules, which are visible in the page source. Whether the dates are right depends on whether you copied them correctly.
What it cannot know
It does not know whether the chain will be congested, how long a review queue is, or whether your account happens to be in a security cooling-off period. Any of those can make the usable time shorter than the calendar suggests. That is why every suggestion it makes sits earlier than the official date, not caution, just leaving room for the unexpected.
Who it is for
Anyone who has just received a notice and wants the time relationships clear before doing anything. If the notice only gives one date, or says a date will be announced later, plan for the tight case rather than assuming generosity.
Related reading
What each of the four terms means is in what those dates in the notice actually mean; the first three days are in the first 72 hours after a delisting notice.