2026-01-14 07:31:01

I want to inform everyone about something.

Recently, market volatility has increased, and liquidity is also changing, which may cause some old orders to be unexpectedly matched under extreme market conditions. We have seen community feedback on this issue, so we decided to make some adjustments.

Specifically: a leading exchange plans to perform a system-wide management on January 21, 2026, at 15:00 (Beijing time). All spot and leverage orders placed before January 1, 2024, at 08:00 (Beijing time) that have not been executed by then will be automatically canceled.

Please note the following:
- Only unfilled orders placed before January 1, 2024, will be canceled; already completed orders are unaffected
- This operation will not affect your funds at all; account functions, withdrawals, etc., will continue as usual
- If you want to continue trading, you can place new orders based on real-time market conditions after the process is completed
- Before the system performs the unified management, you can also manually cancel those old orders

This is mainly to reduce the risk of unexpected matches and to make the overall trading environment more stable and efficient. If you have any questions, feel free to provide feedback.

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ProofOfNothing

· 4h ago

Damn, I can't believe my orders from two years ago are still active. I need to check my account and see what I buried myself in.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 4h ago

Oops, time to clear out the spam orders again. Now those orders that have been sitting for two years have to say goodbye. Wait, before 2024? I need to check if I’ve forgotten any old orders... This should have been done long ago. It’s the most annoying when unexpectedly executed during extreme market conditions. It feels like a good thing, but why was the notification so late? Will some old orders from others result in less profit? But it’s definitely more refreshing. This time it’s finally reliable, at least the funds are safe. Oh my god, do I have to manually check again? It’s a bit of a hassle. Automating the order clearing process should have been done a long time ago.

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PanicSeller

· 4h ago

Oops, time to clear zombie orders again. This time, just do it directly. Damn, haven't you canceled your pending orders for 2024 yet? Luckily, I already fixed this bad habit. Wait, January 2026? Bro, your notice is way too early. Will I still be alive to trade next year? Haha. Just close your eyes and trust it. Anyway, they can't touch my money, it's just a scavenger operation. Then I better check my account quickly, just in case there are some ancient orders lying around.

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TradFiRefugee

· 4h ago

Oh wow, the pending orders from two years ago haven't been canceled yet? I need to check if I have any of these "zombie orders." Wait, the automatic cancellation date is January 21, 2026? It's already 2025 now, that's plenty of time given. I've definitely seen tragic cases of being trapped in extreme market conditions before, this move is quite considerate. Pending orders from two or three years ago should have been cleared long ago, otherwise it's really easy to get caught in a trap. I was wondering who still held onto orders from 2024, now they're finally going to be forced to liquidate.

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AirdropHermit

· 4h ago

Wait, are there pending orders before January 2024? I need to check if there are still such ghost orders in my account. It was about time to clear them out; this wave of automatic cancellations really saves trouble. Oh no, it's that kind of operation again. I need to quickly check my account. Pending orders from two years ago are still lying there, which is a bit awkward... But as long as the funds aren't moving, it's okay; I just need to readjust to the market rhythm. This time, it was a forced break and decluttering, which is actually quite satisfying.

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