Cortex delisted repeatedly — liquidity, compliance, and inactivity are likely causes

I think CTXC keeps being delisted because it repeatedly fails to meet exchange listing standards: low liquidity and volume, weak developer activity, unclear tokenomics or migrations, and occasional regulatory or compliance flags make exchanges remove it to limit risk.

I believe exchanges also act defensively when trading pairs attract wash trading, market-manipulation, or long periods of inactivity — all of which raise legal, financial, and reputational concerns for the venues.

I would avoid buying until the project publishes clear remediation: renewed development updates, on-chain activity, transparent token ownership, audits, and formal agreements with exchanges. If I held CTXC, I would prepare exit plans on remaining markets and monitor official announcements closely.