Coinone pauses DOGE and XRP trading for 10-minute system check
Coinone, a major South Korean crypto exchange, temporarily suspended buy and sell orders for Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP on December 1 at 03:10 UTC for a scheduled system check lasting around 10 minutes. The brief pause aims to improve platform stability and security; existing orders and withdrawals may remain unaffected, but new trades in DOGE and XRP could not be executed during the window. Coinone framed the maintenance as a routine risk-management action intended to boost transaction performance and user safety. Traders were advised to avoid placing time-sensitive orders near the suspension time and to follow Coinone’s official channels for updates. Short maintenance halts like this typically have minimal direct price impact but can cause transient execution or liquidity issues for users relying solely on one exchange.
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This is a routine, short-duration maintenance pause affecting only trading on one exchange and two specific assets. Similar brief halts historically produce limited market movement because they last minutes and do not change fundamentals for the underlying assets. Immediate effects are operational: possible missed executions, temporary liquidity thinning on Coinone, and local order book disruption. Traders relying on Coinone for large or time-sensitive DOGE/XRP orders may face execution risk and should route orders elsewhere or stagger them. In the short term, small price volatility could occur on Coinone or thinly traded pairs due to order flow disruption, but broader markets (global DOGE/XRP prices) typically remain stable. Long term, such maintenance supports platform reliability and may modestly improve user confidence; it does not alter asset supply/demand dynamics. Therefore overall market impact is neutral.