BingX to delist five perpetual futures pairs on 12 November 2026
New positions in KORUSDT, BATONUSDT, HOOKEDUSDT, CLAUDIAUSDT and KIMCHIUSDT stop at 07:00 UTC; the pairs are delisted and open positions auto-closed at 08:00 UTC.
Source-checked briefing: prepared from the official notice cited below and checked for source, date, duplication, and risk language. No individual editor review is claimed. Methodology
BingX will delist five perpetual futures pairs — KORUSDT, BATONUSDT, HOOKEDUSDT, CLAUDIAUSDT and KIMCHIUSDT — on 12 November 2026. From 07:00 UTC that day, new positions cannot be opened, though existing positions can still be closed. At 08:00 UTC the pairs are delisted and all remaining positions are automatically closed. The source says this covers BingX Futures, including Futures Copy Trading and Futures Grid, and does not affect BingX Spot. It establishes no required action beyond BingX's recommendation to arrange or close affected positions before delisting. This content is not investment or trading advice.
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Affected pairs: KORUSDT, BATONUSDT, HOOKEDUSDT, CLAUDIAUSDT and KIMCHIUSDT perpetual futures.
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New positions cannot be opened from 12 November 2026 07:00 UTC; closing existing positions is still allowed.
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Delisting occurs at 12 November 2026 08:00 UTC, when all existing positions are automatically closed.
Key timeline
Announcement published.
New positions in the five pairs can no longer be opened; closing existing positions remains possible.
Pairs delisted; all existing positions automatically closed.
Who may be affected
- Users holding open perpetual futures positions in any of the five pairs
- Users with Futures Copy Trading exposure to the affected pairs
- Users running Futures Grid strategies on the affected pairs
Impact analysis
The direct operational effect is a two-stage restriction on the five named perpetual futures pairs. For one hour, from 07:00 to 08:00 UTC on 12 November 2026, the pairs remain open for closing but closed to new positions. At 08:00 UTC they are delisted and any position still open is closed automatically. The same end-of-life applies to the affected pairs in Futures Copy Trading and Grid Trading, so users running those products on these pairs face the same automatic closure. BingX Spot is explicitly outside the scope, so spot holders of the underlying assets are not directly affected by this change. The announcement recommends closing affected positions before delisting; it does not describe settlement prices, fees or any other terms of the automatic closure. This content is not investment or trading advice.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not state the price or method used for automatic closure at delisting, whether any fees apply, or what happens to Grid or Copy Trading configurations after closure. It also does not explain why each individual pair was reviewed out.
Risk notes
- Positions left open at 08:00 UTC on 12 November 2026 are closed automatically on BingX's terms, which the announcement does not detail.
- The one-hour window from 07:00 UTC allows closing but not opening positions, so users cannot add to or hedge these pairs in that period.
- The announcement does not address asset safety, prices, liquidity or service availability beyond the delisting itself.
- This article is only for checking the exchange's official announcement and is not investment or trading advice.
- This article verifies official exchange announcements and does not constitute investment or trading advice.
This article is for information only and is not investment, legal, or tax advice. Digital assets are volatile and may result in loss of principal.
Frequently asked questions
Can I still close my position after 07:00 UTC on 12 November 2026?
Yes. BingX states that the ability to close existing positions is not affected from 07:00 UTC; only opening new positions is blocked.
What happens to positions still open at 08:00 UTC?
They are automatically closed at delisting. The source does not disclose the closure price, method or any associated fees.
Does this affect BingX Spot?
No. BingX states the delisting only affects Futures products, including Futures Copy Trading and Futures Grid, and does not affect Spot.
Official sources
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