HIFI responded to the delisting from CEX: unable to provide any constructive feedback, will focus resources on ensuring the operation of critical infrastructure.

On September 4th, Hifi Finance posted on social media that the previous day, CEX announced it would delist the HIFI trading pair on September 17, 2025. The Hifi team learned of this decision at the same time as ordinary investors and felt deeply regretful; this setback will directly impact the Hifi community. The current team is concentrating limited resources to ensure the operation of critical infrastructure, continue to fulfill existing obligations, support community development, and maintain professionalism and politeness in all communications. Some may blame team members and question the project’s alleged fraud—despite these accusations being baseless, Hifi has always strived to create a space for open communication where emotions can be expressed and heard. So far, no constructive opinions can be proposed, so the team will continue to focus on controllable matters. After CEX announced the delisting of HIFI yesterday, its coin price rose by 28% before falling by 45%, with a market capitalization temporarily reported at 9.87 million USD.