What Does the "Trading Paused" Label Mean?

The "Trading Paused" (Trading Dihentikan) label means that both buying and selling for that coin are temporarily suspended, and the coin cannot be traded until Pluang issues further notice. It is the broadest of the trading-pause labels: where "Buy Paused" freezes only purchases and "Sell Paused" freezes only sales, "Trading Paused" stops both sides at once. A pause like this is usually triggered by a technical issue affecting the asset, important news that materially changes the coin's situation, or a specific Pluang policy decision. Crucially, a pause is temporary by design — it is meant to be lifted once the underlying reason is resolved, so it should not be read as the coin being permanently removed from Pluang. Any balance you already hold stays fully visible in your portfolio throughout the pause; only new buy and sell orders are blocked. When trading reopens depends entirely on the cause, so the coin's label detail view and your in-app notifications are the places to watch.

• It suspends both sides at once. Unlike "Buy Paused" or "Sell Paused", which each affect only one direction, "Trading Paused" blocks both buying and selling for the coin simultaneously — no new order of either type can go through while it is active.
• Common triggers. A pause is typically applied because of a technical issue affecting the asset, important market news, or a specific Pluang policy decision. The label itself signals that transactions are on hold, not the exact reason.
• Your holdings stay put. The coin and any balance you already own remain visible in your portfolio during the pause. Nothing is sold, removed, or hidden — the restriction only applies to placing new trades.
• It is meant to be temporary. A trading pause is a hold, not a removal. It is designed to be lifted once the situation behind it is resolved, which is what separates it from labels like "Delisted" or "Rug Pulled".
• Reopening has no fixed clock. Because the cause varies from case to case, there is no set timeline for when trading resumes — it reopens once Pluang lifts the pause.
• Where to follow updates. The coin's label detail view and your in-app notifications are the authoritative places to check the current status and to learn when trading has reopened.

Related questions:

Q: Can I buy or sell a coin labeled "Trading Paused"?
No. While the "Trading Paused" label is active, both buying and selling are suspended for that coin, so no new order of either type will go through until further notice. This is different from "Buy Paused" or "Sell Paused", where only one side is frozen and the other still works. Your existing holdings stay in your portfolio the whole time — the block applies strictly to placing new trades, not to what you already own.

Q: What's the difference between "Trading Paused" and "Non-Tradeable"?
"Trading Paused" is a temporary suspension on a coin that Pluang normally supports for trading, and it is meant to be lifted once the reason behind it is resolved. "Non-Tradeable" is different in nature: it applies to airdropped or deposited coins that were never supported for trading on Pluang in the first place, so there is no pause to lift. One is a temporary hold; the other reflects a coin that simply was never on the tradeable list.

Q: Will I be notified when trading resumes for a paused coin?
Keep an eye on the coin's label detail view and your in-app notifications, which are where Pluang surfaces status changes. Because a trading pause is temporary and tied to a specific cause, the label is updated once the pause is lifted and trading reopens. There is no fixed timeline for this, so checking those two places is the most reliable way to know when you can trade the coin again.

Q: Does "Trading Paused" affect coins I already hold in my portfolio?
Your holdings remain fully visible and are not sold, moved, or removed because of the pause. The label only blocks new buy and sell transactions while it is active — it does not touch the balance you already own. Once the pause is lifted, you can trade those holdings again as normal. So a trading pause changes what you can do next, not what you currently hold.

Q: Is "Trading Paused" the same as a coin being delisted?
No. A trading pause is a temporary hold that is designed to be lifted once its cause is resolved, and the coin stays visible and tradeable-again afterward. Delisting is the removal of a coin from Pluang and follows its own process, including a cut-off for selling or transferring out. If you are unsure which situation applies, the coin's label detail view will show the exact status currently in effect.