Just saw the news that a major exchange is going to make adjustments to its USDT-margined perpetual contracts product line.
This is a significant move—they're planning to delist a batch of USDⓈ-M perpetual contracts on December 10. The specific trading pairs involved haven't been fully disclosed yet, but such large-scale delistings usually mean that products with insufficient liquidity or long-term low trading volumes will be prioritized.
Friends who still hold related contract positions should pay attention—remember to close your positions or transfer to other products in advance to avoid getting caught off guard. It's actually quite common for exchanges to adjust their product lines; after all, the market is changing, and products need to be optimized accordingly.
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LiquidityWitch
· 21h ago
Another wave of liquidations has arrived, this time it's USDT-M's turn. I've long noticed issues with liquidity.
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MEVHunter
· 21h ago
liquidity sink incoming... watched this play before. they're always quiet about which pairs until the knife drops. toxic flow spotted in the orderbooks already—smart money positioning. if you're still holding those bags on dec 10, that's on you tbh
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LiquidationTherapist
· 21h ago
Another wave of delistings? I’ve been fed up with these trash trading pairs for a while.
Better run before December 10th, otherwise getting liquidated will be painful.
This exchange clears out once a month; the contract pool really does need to slim down.
You should get out of low-liquidity tokens early, don’t wait until liquidation to regret it.
I heard quite a few pairs are involved—better check if anything you’re holding is getting hit.
Gotta go through this hassle again, it’s so damn annoying.
Stuff like this always catches you off guard. Can’t the exchange give us a heads-up in advance?
Anyone caught up in this cleanup wave must be panicking, haha.
It’s a nightmare for contract traders again—serves you right for dabbling in those micro-cap coins.
If you don’t get out in time during this round of delistings, you’re just waiting to get wrecked.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 21h ago
Cleaning up the product line again, really annoying. The few contracts I have haven't even responded yet.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 21h ago
Another round of forced contract liquidations, and this time they're really ruthless.
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TokenToaster
· 22h ago
Another wave of delistings is here. Exchanges are getting more and more aggressive with these tactics.
Just saw the news that a major exchange is going to make adjustments to its USDT-margined perpetual contracts product line.
This is a significant move—they're planning to delist a batch of USDⓈ-M perpetual contracts on December 10. The specific trading pairs involved haven't been fully disclosed yet, but such large-scale delistings usually mean that products with insufficient liquidity or long-term low trading volumes will be prioritized.
Friends who still hold related contract positions should pay attention—remember to close your positions or transfer to other products in advance to avoid getting caught off guard. It's actually quite common for exchanges to adjust their product lines; after all, the market is changing, and products need to be optimized accordingly.