Trading pairs are being significantly adjusted. These 20 cryptocurrencies' trading pairs will soon be delisted.

GasWrangler · 2026-01-15T02:22:10+00:00

A major exchange announced that spot trading for 20 trading pairs, including AAVE/FDUSD and TRX/FDUSD, will cease on January 16, 2026. Users holding related positions should plan their trading strategies in advance.

GasWrangler

2026-01-15 02:22:10

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【BlockBeats】Important Notice: A major exchange has issued an official announcement that it will soon make adjustments to the spot trading market.

According to the latest review results, the following 20 trading pairs will be delisted from the platform and trading services will be discontinued:

The specific delisting time is: January 16, 2026, 11:00 AM (Beijing Time)

The involved trading pairs include: 2Z/FDUSD, AAVE/FDUSD, A/BTC, APE/FDUSD, API3/BTC, ARB/FDUSD, EUL/BNB, FET/FDUSD, HMSTR/FDUSD, LAYER/BTC, LAYER/FDUSD, MIRA/BNB, OP/FDUSD, ORDI/FDUSD, PYTH/FDUSD, TRX/FDUSD, WCT/BNB, YB/FDUSD, ZBT/BNB, ZKC/FDUSD

If you hold positions related to these trading pairs in your account, it is recommended to plan your trading strategies in advance. After the exchange stops trading, these trading pairs will no longer be available for trading, and users will need to close positions or transfer assets beforehand.

2Z-1,8%

FDUSD-0,09%

AAVE-0,53%

BTC1,68%

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SoliditySurvivor

· 6h ago

Another wave of delistings, and this time the crackdown is quite harsh.

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MEVSandwich

· 6h ago

It's being delisted again, and this time even AAVE is caught in the crossfire? Compliance rectification is all that's needed.

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PumpingCroissant

· 6h ago

Is it coming down again? This time, 20 trading pairs were directly cut, that's a bit harsh.

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MidnightGenesis

· 7h ago

On-chain data shows that the trading volume of the coins delisted in this wave is generally sluggish, as expected. --- The interesting part is, why choose these 20 coins instead of 30 or 10? --- Based on past experience, there is usually a frantic withdrawal of funds on the night before delisting. Monitor wallet flows. --- Deploying such announcements late at night, does the official want to handle it quietly? It's worth noting the timing choice. --- From the code, FDUSD trading pairs dominate, and the cleanup of stablecoin trading pairs should have started long ago. --- My observation is that these small-cap coins already have poor liquidity; delisting can help clear out junk pairs. --- Wait, are major coins like AAVE and ARB also being delisted? That’s a bit outrageous. --- As expected, a typical rug pull tactic: an early delisting notice to allow retail investors to save themselves.

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LadderToolGuy

· 7h ago

Is it delisting again? The coins being delisted this time are quite mixed. Another rebalancing, so annoying. Are ORDI and ARB gone? Wait, OP is also delisted? My holdings are still there... 20 pairs, when will I finish cleaning up? If TRX/FDUSD is gone, what will happen to the liquidity?

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