What Do All the Coin Status & Risk Labels on Pluang Mean?
Pluang applies a set of status and risk labels to crypto coins so you can see, at a glance, whether an asset carries a warning or a trading restriction. These labels fall into two broad groups. The first group restricts trading in some way — this covers delisting statuses (Delisting Soon, Delisted), the abrupt Rug Pulled status, Maintenance, and the pause labels (Buy Paused, Sell Paused, Trading Paused), plus the Non-Tradeable label for coins that were never supported for trading. The second group is purely informational and does not stop you from trading — this covers Bankrupt, High Risk, Volatile, and Low Market Cap. A single coin can carry more than one label at the same time, because each label tracks a different concern. The table below lists every label with its Indonesian name, its meaning, and whether it restricts trading, and you can always see any active label on the coin's asset detail page in the app.
| Label (EN) | Label (ID) | Meaning | Restricts trading? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delisting Soon | Segera Delist | Advance-warning label shown before a coin is removed; includes the confirmed removal date and the action you need to take | Varies by case — check the label's detail view |
| Delisted | Telah Delist | Coin has already been removed — buy/deposit disabled; withdrawal/transfer to a personal wallet remains available until a specified cut-off | Yes — buy and deposit disabled; withdrawal still possible until cut-off |
| Rug Pulled | Rug Pull | Coin's network shut down on suspected fraud or project failure; abrupt, with no advance-warning stage | Yes — fully untradeable immediately |
| Bankrupt | Bangkrut | The project or issuing entity behind the coin has been declared bankrupt | No — informational |
| High Risk | Berisiko Tinggi | The Pluang Crypto Team's overall risk assessment of the coin | No — informational |
| Volatile | Volatil | Flags high recent price fluctuation | No — informational |
| Low Market Cap | Market Cap Rendah | Coin's total market value is below US$50 million | No — informational |
| Maintenance | Maintenance | Both buy and sell paused due to network outage, technical work, or a security threat; coin stays visible | Yes — both buy and sell |
| Buy Paused | Beli Dihentikan | Only buying is suspended; selling and portfolio access remain available | Yes — buy side only |
| Sell Paused | Jual Dihentikan | Only selling is suspended; buying and portfolio access remain available | Yes — sell side only |
| Trading Paused | Trading Dihentikan | Both buying and selling suspended until further notice — broader than Buy/Sell Paused | Yes — both sides |
| Non-Tradeable | Tidak Tradeable | Airdropped or deposited coin never supported for trading; withdrawal to a personal wallet remains available | Yes — withdrawal-only |
- Two broad groups. Every label either restricts trading in some way or is purely informational. Knowing which group a label belongs to tells you immediately whether you can still place an order for that coin.
- Informational-only labels. Bankrupt, High Risk, Volatile, and Low Market Cap describe a concern about the coin but do not block trading. They are context you can weigh before deciding, not restrictions on what you can do.
- Labels that fully block trading. Delisted, Rug Pulled, Maintenance, Trading Paused, and Non-Tradeable each stop trading, though in different ways — from a temporary hold (Maintenance, Trading Paused) to a removal (Delisted) or a coin that was never tradeable (Non-Tradeable).
- One-sided pauses. Buy Paused freezes only purchases and Sell Paused freezes only sales; the other side and your portfolio access stay available, which is what makes them narrower than Trading Paused.
- The delisting family. Delisting Soon is an advance warning with a confirmed removal date, Delisted means the coin is already removed with withdrawal open until a cut-off, and Rug Pulled is abrupt with no warning stage because the network shutdown itself triggers the label.
- Where to see labels, and combinations. Any active status or risk label appears on the coin's asset detail page, and a coin can carry more than one at once — for example Volatile and Low Market Cap together.
Related questions:
Q: Do these labels affect a coin's price?
No. The labels reflect either Pluang's assessment of a coin (such as High Risk or Volatile) or a trading restriction that is in effect (such as Trading Paused or Delisted). They describe or restrict, but they do not themselves move the coin's market price, which continues to be set by the wider market. Think of a label as information or a status flag attached to the coin, not as an action that changes what the coin is worth.
Q: Can a coin carry more than one label at the same time?
Yes. Because each label tracks a different concern, a single coin can carry several at once. For example, a coin might be flagged both "Volatile" and "Low Market Cap" simultaneously, since one describes recent price movement and the other describes total market value. When a coin has multiple labels, read them together to get the full picture of its current status and any restrictions that apply to trading it.
Q: Where can I see a coin's status label in the app?
On the coin's asset detail page. Any active status or risk label is shown there, so opening the coin you are interested in is the reliable way to check its current standing. This is also the best place to look when a label restricts trading and you want to understand exactly what applies — the detail view is where Pluang surfaces the label and, where relevant, the specific action or timeline tied to it.
Q: Which labels stop me from trading a coin entirely?
Delisted, Rug Pulled, Maintenance, Trading Paused, and Non-Tradeable all block trading in some form — some as a temporary hold, others as a removal or a coin that was never tradeable. By contrast, Bankrupt, High Risk, Volatile, and Low Market Cap are informational only and do not stop you from trading. Buy Paused and Sell Paused sit in between, blocking just one side while leaving the other available.
Q: What's the difference between a warning label and a restriction label?
A warning label (Bankrupt, High Risk, Volatile, Low Market Cap) gives you information to weigh but leaves trading fully open. A restriction label (the delisting statuses, Rug Pulled, Maintenance, the pause labels, and Non-Tradeable) actually limits what you can do — blocking buying, selling, or both. The table above marks which is which in the "Restricts trading?" column, so you can tell at a glance whether a label is advisory or enforced.