2026-01-08 06:31:05

On January 9th, a leading exchange announced an important plan to adjust trading pairs. To maintain the quality and efficiency of the trading market, the platform will officially delist a total of 22 spot trading pairs on January 9th, 2026, at 11:00 (UTC+8).

The delisted trading pairs include: 1000SATS/FDUSD, 2Z/BNB, AEVO/BTC, BARD/FDUSD, BIO/BNB, DOLO/FDUSD, EDEN/BNB, EDEN/FDUSD, EGLD/BNB, ETHFI/FDUSD, GLMR/BTC, HOT/ETH, HUMA/FDUSD, IOTA/ETH, KAITO/BTC, MIRA/FDUSD, MORPHO/BNB, MORPHO/FDUSD, NEIRO/FDUSD, RONIN/FDUSD, SOMI/BNB, SSV/ETH, and TURTLE/BNB.

The main reason for delisting is straightforward—these trading pairs suffer from insufficient liquidity and low trading volume. However, it’s important to note that this does not mean these tokens will disappear from the platform. Users can still complete trades through other trading pairs, such as by combining different tokens to meet their trading needs. But be aware that related trading bot services will also be suspended accordingly.

For users relying on these trading pairs, it’s now crucial to adjust your trading strategies promptly to avoid potential risks. Although such adjustments may seem frequent, they are ultimately aimed at improving the overall market quality and trading experience.

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FOMOSapien

· 01-11 02:14

22 trading pairs are delisted just like that, this move is a bit aggressive Now we have to find alternatives again, so annoying Lack of liquidity leads to cuts, it seems small-cap coins are having a hard time MORPHO had two trading pairs removed, is this a signal? The robot shutdown is even more extreme, completely disrupting the rhythm So now they are forcing us to migrate to other exchanges? Hurry up and withdraw, don’t wait until the delisting day to react This cleanup effort shows that the exchange is really getting urgent

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SilentObserver

· 01-11 02:03

Once again delisting, this time 22... Insufficient liquidity leads to direct cuts. The exchange's combination of measures is indeed harsh. MORPHO and NEIRO are still quite promising, but they still couldn't escape the fate of being wiped out. Everyone says it's for market quality, but it seems more like clearing out "unprofitable" trading pairs. The robots have also stopped, which must be really tough for the mint party. Anyway, trading through other pairs is still possible, just a bit troublesome. All 22 delistings at once, it feels like the platform is slimming down itself. This frequency... how many times a year does this happen? Not even the contracts are this aggressive. I was a bit surprised that KAITO/BTC was cut; I thought this one would last longer. Rather than improving the experience, it's more about screening out trading pairs with high "leekie" density. Better check quickly if any of your holdings got caught in the crossfire.

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DataPickledFish

· 01-11 01:55

Coming again to delist trading pairs? Cutting because of poor liquidity, I feel like I’m getting more and more familiar with this process... --- 22 trading pairs at once? That’s a bit harsh. What about those small-cap tokens holding positions? --- The problem isn’t delisting; it’s why these pairs were listed in the first place... Is the review process really that lenient? --- After all this, they can still trade other pairs? Just give the portfolio suggestions directly instead of hiding it. --- The robot service has also stopped, so now it really has to be manual operation. So troublesome. --- How many times have I said that insufficient liquidity is a reason? Might as well delist all the unpopular coins. --- I really didn’t expect MORPHO, MORPHO, RONIN to be on the list. --- Monitoring for a year to change trading strategies? That’s probably enough for ordinary users, right? --- The recent adjustments are indeed frequent, but honestly, market quality needs to be considered. Otherwise, it’s just a bunch of trash trading pairs. --- Damn, my SSV/ETH is really about to be gone. I need to liquidate quickly.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-10 12:12

Again, delisting trading pairs, this time 22 of them. Need to move positions quickly. Lack of liquidity leads to delisting. Basically, no one is trading these coins anymore. There are still quite a few people watching MORPHO, RONIN, which is a bit of a pity. The bots have also stopped, which is a real hassle requiring manual operation. Is this adjustment frequency really necessary? Is the exchange clearing out positions or what? Remember to close your orders before delisting to avoid getting trapped. They say it's to improve the experience, but actually it's just to remove the fluff. The few coins I believe in, I need to quickly think of alternative options.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-08 07:01

Is it coming off the shelves again? This is a bearish signal. Liquidity exhaustion is a dangerous sign. I have one of these coins... MORPHO and NEIRO are both below my stop-loss levels. Officially it's called "bottom fishing," but in reality, I'm just trapped. Even the MACD golden cross couldn't save me. Now I have to run and find alternative trading pairs, which is truly ridiculous.

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MEVHunter

· 01-08 07:01

Liquidity shortage leads to delisting? I've seen this trick too many times. It sounds good to say it's about maintaining market quality, but in reality, it's just about eliminating gas fee and slippage optimization opportunities. A wave of 22 trading pairs was taken out, and this arbitrage bot's work needs to be shifted to other pairs. Interestingly, MORPHO/BNB and MORPHO/FDUSD were both delisted, which seems to be an attempt to forcibly unify liquidity pools. Also, keep an eye on those still active trading pairs to see if they become new gas war battlegrounds...

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OnchainGossiper

· 01-08 07:00

Removing 22 trading pairs all at once, once again blaming low liquidity—I'm tired of hearing this excuse. Now I have to change strategies again, so troublesome. MORPHO and RONIN are quite promising, what a pity. Coins with too few users just have this fate.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 01-08 07:00

Here we go again, starting the cleanup at the beginning of the year. Those small coin pairs really should disappear... with such poor liquidity, trading bots are also stopping? Still have to adjust strategies yourself, so tiring. Trading 22 pairs together, this wave has been quite volatile. MORPHO and NEIRO were quite unexpected, they also got cut. Use other trading pairs to make up a combo, anyway the tokens are still there, just find a way. Adjusting every day, exchanges will always follow this pattern. Ultimately, isn't it all about maximizing profits?

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CommunityJanitor

· 01-08 06:57

Another delisting of trading pairs, this time quite harsh with 22 at once... Looks like I need to check my holdings quickly. Really, if liquidity is insufficient, just delist. Exchanges should be ruthless when necessary to prevent becoming zombie projects later. MORPHO was delisted twice; this guy's situation is a bit tough... But on the other hand, being able to trade through other pairs is like a buffer period, at least not completely unable to sell. It's the robot shutdown that’s really annoying. What about automated traders? They have to operate manually now. Hopefully, there won't be another wave next time. This kind of frequent adjustment is really bothersome. Wait, RONIN is also involved. This one looks promising, so why is liquidity so poor? Anyway, early notice is better than a sudden delisting. At least there's time to switch. This is the influence of major exchanges, if liquidity doesn't meet standards, it's bye-bye. The market naturally makes its choice.

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