Kechuang 50 Fund has the possibility of delisting, but the probability of delisting is relatively small. The withdrawal of funds is mainly caused by poor performance. If the fund assets are below a certain scale, it will trigger delisting, and the probability of fund delisting is very small, because Kechuang 50 Fund mainly invests in a basket of stocks. If extreme situations occur, fund companies will try their best to save themselves.

Fund delisting means fund liquidation, and the conditions for fund delisting are: 1. When the asset size of the fund is less than 50 million for 20 consecutive trading days, the delisting condition will be triggered; 2. When the number of fund holders is less than 200 for 20 consecutive trading days, the delisting condition will be triggered.

The withdrawal of the fund is due to the poor performance of the fund, which leads to the inability to continue to operate, or the withdrawal caused by force majeure. When the fund is delisted, the fund company will distribute the remaining assets of the fund to investors according to the share held by investors.