Listing and Delisting Protocol

1. The Central Securities Exchange (CSE) retains the prerogative to delist any coin or token from its platform following appropriate notification to the token's founding entity or official representatives. Delisting can occur under the following circumstances:
1.1

Dissolution of the project team, failure to maintain the coin/token, or explicit requests for delisting.

1.2

The emergence of legal complications linked with the project.

1.3

Coin/token experiencing consistently low trading volumes, specifically below $10,000 for 15 consecutive business days.

1.4

Evident discrepancies in information disclosure or the presence of actions that jeopardize security, integrity, and legality, such as fraud, market manipulation, security breaches, hacking attacks, or any identified misconduct related to the coin/token.

1.5

The project team's unwillingness to bear expenses incurred for additional tasks performed by the CSE team, encompassing wallet updates, smart contract modifications, and blockchain changes.

1.6

Payment for listing or availing server capacity is delayed, particularly if a subscription lapses and isn't renewed within a week

1.7

Breach of any stipulations outlined in this Agreement or our Terms of Use.

2. CSE operates with the utmost dedication to safeguard user interests. Therefore, for a coin/token to be listed (inclusive of instances in Startup Launches or Token Offerings), it must adhere to the following guidelines:
2.1

The coin/token should originate from a robust project steered by a credible team with expertise and dependable technical support.

2.2

The associated project must furnish comprehensive and precise technical details upon request, facilitating the listing/integration process

2.3

The project should display regulatory compliance and be free from any potential policy risks.

2.4

Transparency is paramount: the project must provide clear information when sought, including its white paper and periodic progress updates.

3. When considering tokens for payment, CSE emphasizes the following benchmarks:
3.1

Existence of a functional product.

3.2

Presence of a coherent roadmap, subject to periodic evaluation for progress and punctuality.

3.3

Team performance gauged through a history of accomplished projects and team motivation.

3.4

Valuation from a market perspective, assessing the project's utility and relevance to both the market and the end-users.

3.5

Social media presence and genuine user engagement.

3.6

Consistent project updates and timely responses to user queries.