MEXC to delist 14 USDT-M perpetual futures pairs on Oct 14
MEXC says it will close positions and cancel open orders for 1000BTT, BOBA, RON, ZBCN, NPC, TFUEL, SWARM, ZIG, UPROBINHOOD, DEBIT, DELTA, SNT, DBR and GEOD USDT-M perpetual futures pairs.
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MEXC announced it will delist 14 USDT-M perpetual futures pairs on Oct 14, 2026, 07:00 (UTC). The source states all positions in these pairs will be closed at the fair price at the time of delisting, and all open orders will be canceled upon delisting. The pairs will also be delisted from Demo Trading and Futures Grid Trading, if applicable. MEXC asks users to disable grid bots for affected pairs in time and encourages users to close open positions before delisting.
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MEXC will delist 14 USDT-M perpetual futures pairs on Oct 14, 2026, 07:00 (UTC).
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Affected pairs: 1000BTT, BOBA, RON, ZBCN, NPC, TFUEL, SWARM, ZIG, UPROBINHOOD, DEBIT, DELTA, SNT, DBR and GEOD.
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MEXC will close all positions for the affected pairs at the fair price at the time of delisting.
Key timeline
MEXC publishes the delisting announcement.
Delisting takes effect; positions close at the fair price and open orders are canceled.
Who may be affected
- Users holding open positions in any of the 14 affected USDT-M perpetual futures pairs.
- Users with open orders in those pairs.
- Users running Futures Grid Trading bots on those pairs, if applicable.
- Users using Demo Trading on those pairs, if applicable.
Impact analysis
The confirmed operational consequences are limited to the 14 named USDT-M perpetual futures pairs. At Oct 14, 2026, 07:00 (UTC), MEXC states it will close all positions in these pairs at the fair price at that time and cancel all open orders. Holders of open positions will therefore not retain an open position past the delisting time, and resting orders will not remain on the book. Separately, the pairs will be delisted from Demo Trading and Futures Grid Trading, if applicable, so any grid bot configured on an affected pair would no longer operate on that pair; MEXC asks users to disable such bots in time. The source does not state that spot markets, other futures pairs, or unrelated products are affected, nor does it state any change to account access, balances, or the underlying assets themselves. The only user action the source explicitly requests is disabling grid bots for affected pairs in time; it also encourages users to search the affected pairs and close open positions before delisting to minimize risk and prevent potential loss.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not disclose how the fair price is determined, whether any settlement or fee treatment applies, whether positions can be reopened elsewhere on MEXC, or whether spot markets for the underlying assets are affected. It also does not state a deadline for disabling grid bots beyond 'in time'.
Risk notes
- Positions in the affected pairs will be closed by MEXC at the fair price at the time of delisting; the source does not state the price level in advance.
- Open orders will be canceled upon delisting, so resting orders will not remain active.
- Futures Grid Trading bots on affected pairs, if applicable, will be delisted; MEXC asks users to disable them in time.
- The source does not disclose settlement mechanics, fee treatment, or whether the underlying assets' spot markets are affected.
- This article is for verifying official exchange announcements only and does not constitute investment or trading advice.
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Frequently asked questions
Which pairs are being delisted?
The 14 USDT-M perpetual futures pairs are 1000BTT, BOBA, RON, ZBCN, NPC, TFUEL, SWARM, ZIG, UPROBINHOOD, DEBIT, DELTA, SNT, DBR and GEOD.
What happens to my open positions at delisting?
MEXC states it will close all positions for the affected pairs at the fair price at the time of delisting. The source does not disclose how that fair price is determined.
What happens to my open orders?
MEXC states all open orders of the affected pairs will be canceled upon delisting.
Do I need to do anything?
The source asks users to disable grid bots for affected pairs in time and encourages users to close open positions before delisting. It states no other required action.
Are spot markets or other futures pairs affected?
The source does not state that spot markets or other futures pairs are affected; it addresses only the named USDT-M perpetual futures pairs, plus Demo Trading and Futures Grid Trading for those pairs, if applicable.
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