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MEXC Pre-Market Notice: MET Token Settlement Begins 15:00 UTC October 23, 2025

MEXC Pre-Market Notice: MET Token Settlement Begins 15:00 UTC October 23, 2025

MEXC hereby notifies all participants that the settlement phase for Meteora (MET) pre-market trading is imminent. Users with pending settlement obligations are strongly advised to verify that their Spot accounts hold sufficient MET tokens to fulfill delivery requirements within the designated timeframe. Failure to complete settlement by the specified deadline will result in the forfeiture of the entire collateral position.

Critical Settlement Timeline

Event

Date & Time (UTC)

Action Required

Pre-Market Trading Closes

12:00, October 23, 2025

No new orders accepted after this time

Settlement Phase Begins

15:00, October 23, 2025

Token delivery and collateral reconciliation initiated

Spot Trading Launch

To Be Announced

Official MET/USDT and MET/USDC pairs to follow

Participants are urged to monitor official MEXC channels for real-time updates regarding the spot trading commencement.

About Meteora (MET)

Meteora is a decentralized exchange protocol native to the Solana blockchain, engineered to provide secure, sustainable, and composable liquidity infrastructure for the broader DeFi ecosystem. The platform distinguishes itself through several innovative architectural components:

  • DLMM Pools (Discrete Liquidity Market Maker): Enables granular liquidity positioning across concentrated price ranges

  • Dynamic AMM Pools: Adapts fee structures and curve parameters in response to real-time market conditions

  • Dynamic Vaults: Automates yield optimization strategies while maintaining user-controlled risk parameters

These features collectively aim to enhance capital efficiency, reduce impermanent loss exposure, and maximize yield generation for liquidity providers.

Token Metrics:

  • Token Name: Meteora (MET)

  • Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 MET


MEXC Pre-Market Trading: Operational Framework

What Is Pre-Market Trading?

Pre-Market Trading on MEXC is an over-the-counter (OTC) facility that enables participants to execute transactions in tokens prior to their official spot listing. This mechanism allows traders to establish positions at negotiated prices before broader market access, potentially securing favorable entry points ahead of public issuance.

Strategic Advantages

  • Early Access: Participate in price discovery before official listing liquidity emerges

  • Price Flexibility: Set limit orders at preferred levels rather than accepting post-listing market rates

  • Competitive Positioning: Establish exposure to high-demand assets ahead of general availability

Core Trading Mechanics

Role

Order Placement

Collateral Requirement

Settlement Outcome

Maker

Places limit order at preset price

Assets frozen upon order submission

Collateral released upon successful counterparty delivery

Taker

Matches existing order on book

Assets frozen upon order acceptance

Collateral deducted as payment upon successful settlement

Key Principles:

  1. Both buyers and sellers must maintain adequate collateral in their Spot accounts to guarantee settlement performance

  2. All pre-market transactions are executed within MEXC Spot account infrastructure

  3. Settlement is binding; failure to deliver results in collateral forfeiture

Settlement Protocol: Buyer and Seller Obligations

For Buyers:

  • Upon order placement, the full order value plus applicable trading fees are frozen in the Spot account

  • If settlement succeeds: frozen assets are deducted as payment; tokens are credited to the account

  • If settlement fails due to seller default: trading fees remain deducted, but collateral is returned; buyer receives seller's forfeited collateral as compensation

For Sellers:

  • Upon order placement, collateral (calculated as Order Value × Collateral Rate) plus trading fees are frozen

  • Critical Requirement: Sellers must ensure sufficient MET token balance in their Spot account at settlement time

  • If settlement succeeds: tokens are transferred to buyer; payment is credited to seller's account; collateral is released

  • If settlement fails due to insufficient tokens: entire collateral is forfeited; currently, 100% of forfeited collateral is transferred to the counterparty as compensation (MEXC charges no handling fee during this promotional period)

Terminology Reference

Term

Definition

Settlement Time

The precise window during which token delivery and payment reconciliation occur. Refer to the Pre-Market Trading page for token-specific timing.

Collateral Rate

The percentage of order value required as security deposit. Failure to settle results in collateral loss. Specific rates are disclosed per token on the Pre-Market interface.

Frozen Amount (Buyer)

Equal to the full order value (100% collateralization)

Frozen Amount (Seller)

Order Value × Collateral Rate (e.g., 100% rate = full order value frozen)

Overdue Settlement Fee

Penalty applied when sellers fail to deliver on time. Currently, MEXC waives platform fees; 100% of forfeited collateral compensates the buyer.

Fee Structure Summary

  • Trading Fees: MEXC is currently offering zero trading fees for all Pre-Market Trading activity

  • Settlement Penalties: No platform handling fees currently apply; forfeited collateral is fully allocated to the counterparty

  • Unexecuted Orders: No fees charged for orders that do not settle

Note: Fee structures for Pre-Market Trading differ from standard spot markets. Always verify token-specific parameters on the Pre-Market Trading interface.


Risk Disclosure and Participant Guidance

Pre-Market Trading involves distinct mechanisms and risk profiles compared to conventional spot markets. Participants are strongly encouraged to thoroughly understand the following considerations before engaging:

Primary Risk Factors:

  • Liquidity Constraints: Pre-market order books may exhibit limited depth, resulting in wider bid-ask spreads

  • Price Uncertainty: Negotiated pre-listing prices may diverge significantly from post-listing market levels

  • Settlement Risk: Failure to maintain adequate token balances at settlement time triggers automatic collateral forfeiture

  • Volatility Exposure: Early-stage tokens often experience heightened price volatility upon official listing

Participant Responsibilities:

  1. Monitor account balances continuously during the settlement window

  2. Verify token contract addresses and network compatibility prior to depositing assets

  3. Review all terms, collateral rates, and timing parameters on the official Pre-Market Trading interface

  4. Assess personal risk tolerance and allocate only capital they can afford to lose

MEXC applies screening procedures to tokens prior to pre-market activation; however, no review can eliminate risks associated with early-stage protocols, smart-contract vulnerabilities, or market dynamics. MEXC expressly disclaims liability for losses resulting from participant decisions, technical failures, or external market events.

Disclaimer: This notice is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. Digital asset trading involves substantial risk of loss. Users should verify all settlement requirements, collateral parameters, and timing details directly through official MEXC channels before participating. Terms and fee structures are subject to modification at MEXC's discretion; please consult the latest official announcements for current eligibility criteria and operational guidelines.