Delistings

Delistings — a registry of pairs that will be removed or have already been removed from the exchange. Paired with the Listings section, but in reverse: helps you close positions and bots in advance for pairs that will stop trading soon.

Act before the delisting date

After delisting, the exchange closes trading on the pair, and remaining coins can typically only be withdrawn / converted, not traded. If you have open positions or active bots on pairs with status Will Delist — close the deals and disable bots before the listed date.

Depends on the selected liquidity

The section shows delistings for the liquidity selected in the top menu of the cabinet (Bybit or Binance).

Filters

Above the table:

• Contract type — All, Futures, Spot.
• Date — range or a specific day when the pair was / will be delisted.
• Search — by ticker.

Statuses

Two values are possible in the status column:

• Will Delist — the pair will soon be removed. The exact delisting date is shown next to it. This is the window to close positions and bots.
• Delisted — the pair has already been removed from the exchange. No trading; it’s no longer available in the terminal/bot.

Table columns

• Contract type — Futures or Spot.
• Status — Will Delist / Delisted (see above).
• Pair ticker — e.g., 1000000CHEEMSUSDT, DOGSEUR. The full symbol name on the exchange. Clickable — opens the pair in the corresponding terminal.
• Date and time — moment of delisting (for Delisted) or planned date (for Will Delist).

What to do on Will Delist

1. Go to Active deals — filter by the delisted pair’s ticker.
2. Close or cancel deals on that pair (see Bot management).
3. If there are bots running on this pair — edit the bot and remove the pair from the trading pairs list (Step 1 of creation).
4. On the spot wallet — convert or withdraw remaining coins before the delisting date.

See also

• Listings — the flip side: new pairs.
• MarketShok — monitor sharp moves; before delisting, anomalous volatility often shows up.