Crypto.com Exchange

Crypto.com Exchange completes delisting of five spot pairs

The Advanced Trading Platform has removed ONE/USDT, LMWR/USDT, AR/USDT, AVNT/USDT and ACH/USDT, cancelling open orders and terminating bots on those pairs.

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Direct answer

Crypto.com Exchange announced on 10 November 2026 that five spot pairs on its Advanced Trading Platform have now been delisted: ONE/USDT, LMWR/USDT, AR/USDT, AVNT/USDT and ACH/USDT. The notice follows an earlier announcement on 6 November 2026 and states the action was taken to consolidate liquidity and improve the trading experience. The source says all active orders for these pairs were cancelled and trading bots featuring them were terminated. It does not establish any required action for holders, such as withdrawal deadlines or conversion steps, and it does not address account security. This content is for information only and is not investment or trading advice.

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Event at a glance
  1. 01

    Five pairs are affected: ONE/USDT, LMWR/USDT, AR/USDT, AVNT/USDT and ACH/USDT.

  2. 02

    The delisting applies to the Crypto.com Exchange Advanced Trading Platform.

  3. 03

    The exchange says the move is to consolidate liquidity and improve the trading experience.

Built from the official exchange announcement and verified facts in this article. Check the source page for final timing and scope.

Key timeline

Crypto.com Exchange publishes the original announcement referenced by this notice.

Exchange announces the five pairs have now been delisted, with orders cancelled and bots terminated.

Who may be affected

  • Traders with open spot orders in ONE/USDT, LMWR/USDT, AR/USDT, AVNT/USDT or ACH/USDT on the Advanced Trading Platform
  • Users running trading bots configured on any of the five affected pairs

Impact analysis

The confirmed operational effects are limited to the five named spot pairs on the Advanced Trading Platform. Open orders in those pairs have been cancelled, so they will not remain live on the order book, and bots configured on them have been terminated. The source does not state whether the underlying assets remain listed against other quote currencies, whether balances or holdings are affected, or what happens to any residual order state. Users whose activity was confined to other pairs are outside the stated scope of this notice. This content is for information only and is not investment or trading advice.

What the announcement does not say

The source does not disclose withdrawal deadlines, whether the individual assets remain tradable in other pairs, what happens to funds tied to cancelled orders or terminated bots, or whether any further delistings are planned.

Risk notes

  • The notice gives no withdrawal or conversion deadline, so the source cannot confirm how much time users have for any follow-up action.
  • The source does not say whether the base assets remain available in other trading pairs on the platform.
  • No statement is made about the treatment of balances or positions associated with cancelled orders or terminated bots.
  • This article is for checking the exchange's official announcement only 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

Do I need to do anything because of this delisting?

The source does not establish any required action for holders. It only confirms the delisting, order cancellations and bot terminations, and directs users with questions to chat.crypto.com.

Can I still trade these assets on Crypto.com Exchange?

The notice covers only the five named USDT pairs on the Advanced Trading Platform. It does not state whether the underlying assets are available in other pairs.

What happened to my open orders and bots?

The source says all active orders for the affected pairs were cancelled and trading bots featuring those pairs were terminated. It does not describe any further handling.

Official sources

  1. Selected Spot Pairs delisted From the Crypto.com Exchange (Advanced Trading Platform)

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