There are reports that a major exchange's leveraged trading will undergo a wave of adjustments. On January 15th at 2:00 PM, the platform will officially remove a batch of full-margin leveraged trading pairs.
This delisting of leveraged trading pairs reflects the exchange's efforts to optimize its trading product structure. Traders holding these leveraged positions should pay attention to the timing and make adjustments to their positions in advance.
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MevSandwich
· 3h ago
Is it delisted again and again? This time, 14 more pairs were cut.
We retail investors are so unreasonable, always being played.
Wait, SHIB/DOGE was also removed? Who's doing this?
Hurry up and run, don't wait until 2 o'clock to flash out.
When can we finally trade peacefully? I'm really exhausted.
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GasSavingMaster
· 3h ago
Here come the pump and dump again, 14 pairs taken down directly
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I just want to know how the guys holding positions are feeling right now
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2 PM? I’m still sleeping, damn it
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SHIB/DOGE combo dares to leverage, serves you right
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Every time I get these notifications, it’s a bloody lesson, really
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I still have an order for ENS, it’s over
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Gotta readjust my positions again, so annoying
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That’s why I only trade spot, leverage is too risky
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The platform really knows how to pick the timing, cutting orders in mid-January
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NEO and NMR? Do people still trade these two?
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Advance notice is somewhat considerate, some platforms just liquidate you outright
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GweiWatcher
· 3h ago
Here comes the usual pump-and-dump scheme again, and this time the delisting is quite aggressive.
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2 PM? Time to close the position quickly again, so annoying.
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Both SHIB and DOGE are delisted, it seems they are really clearing inventory.
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Doing this every time, the trading pairs are getting fewer and fewer.
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Notifying to close the position five minutes in advance, the reaction time is really tight.
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Why did they choose these 14 tokens specifically? Is there a story behind it?
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Yesterday, I was still playing with APE leverage, and today it's gone. This exchange really knows how to play.
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0xLostKey
· 3h ago
Here comes another round of liquidation. There are quite a few pairs being delisted this time.
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Damn, SHIB/DOGE got taken out? I’m still holding on.
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It's 2 PM, right? Quickly close your positions so you don’t get stuck.
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14 trading pairs, is this a cleanup of trash coins? Haha.
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Every time there's such an adjustment, some people get liquidated. Dodging a disaster is a win.
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I’ve never cared much for AUDIO, but it’s a bit of a pity that ENS got delisted.
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Exchanges really know how to pick their timing. Why do they always go offline in the afternoon?
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It’s back to manual operations again. So troublesome.
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BugBountyHunter
· 3h ago
Is this another scheme to harvest retail investors? Waves of delistings.
SHIB/DOGE pair has also been cut; it seems that truly worthless coins should be abandoned.
Margin call warning at 2 PM; brothers, you better watch the timing carefully.
Why are they doing this again? It feels like every adjustment is a meat grinder ready to eat someone.
14 trading pairs were cut all at once, and they still talk about optimizing product structure—truly outrageous.
Holdings brothers need to run quickly, or else prepare for liquidation.
There are reports that a major exchange's leveraged trading will undergo a wave of adjustments. On January 15th at 2:00 PM, the platform will officially remove a batch of full-margin leveraged trading pairs.
The specific trading pairs involved include: AUDIO/BTC, SUSHI/BTC, MTL/BTC, IOTX/ETH, SLP/ETH, TRB/BTC, PYR/BTC, EGLD/BTC, ENS/BTC, APE/BTC, NEO/BTC, NMR/BTC, SHIB/DOGE, MINA/BTC, totaling 14 pairs.
This delisting of leveraged trading pairs reflects the exchange's efforts to optimize its trading product structure. Traders holding these leveraged positions should pay attention to the timing and make adjustments to their positions in advance.