MEXC to delist 19 USDT-M stock futures on Nov 13
The exchange says all positions in the affected pairs will be closed at the fair price at delisting, and open orders will be canceled.
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
MEXC will delist 19 USDT-M Stock Futures pairs on Nov 13, 2026, at 07:00 (UTC). The source states that all positions in the affected pairs will be closed at the fair price at delisting and that all open orders will be canceled. It encourages users to search for the affected pairs and close open positions before delisting to minimize risk and prevent potential loss. The announcement does not establish any account-security action; the only user action it directly calls for is reviewing positions and terminating grid bots on the affected pairs. This content is not investment or trading advice.
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Delisting date and time: Nov 13, 2026, 07:00 (UTC).
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Affected products are USDT-M Stock Futures pairs, 19 in total.
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Pairs named: QBTS, SMR, RGTI, POET, CLSK, FRMI, USDE, MSFU, HTZ, INFQ, PL, PURRSTOCK, OPENSTOCK, LUNR, VICR, AAPU, SHLD, AMZU and KOD.
Key timeline
MEXC publishes the delisting announcement.
The 19 USDT-M Stock Futures pairs are delisted; positions close at fair price and open orders are canceled.
Who may be affected
- Users holding open positions in any of the 19 named USDT-M Stock Futures pairs
- Users with open orders in those pairs
- Users running Futures Grid bots on the affected pairs, if applicable
- Users trading the affected pairs in Demo Trading, if applicable
Impact analysis
The confirmed operational effect is limited to the 19 named USDT-M Stock Futures pairs. At 07:00 UTC on Nov 13, 2026, positions in those pairs close at the fair price and open orders are canceled, so users cannot rely on those orders remaining live past that point. MEXC also states the pairs will be removed from Demo Trading and Futures Grid trading where applicable, and asks users to terminate grid bots for the affected pairs in time. The source frames the review as aimed at a smooth and secure trading environment but gives no further rationale. It does not state what happens to positions not closed beforehand beyond the fair-price close, and it does not address spot markets, other futures pairs, or any assets outside these stock-futures contracts. This content is not investment or trading advice.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not explain how the fair price is determined, whether any settlement or conversion process follows the close, or what happens to grid bots that are not terminated. It also does not state whether the delisting reflects any issue with the underlying stocks or products, and gives no detail on relisting.
Risk notes
- Positions remaining open at delisting are closed at the fair price, which the source does not define.
- Open orders are canceled at delisting, so unfilled orders will not persist.
- Grid bots on affected pairs should be terminated in time, per the announcement; the source does not say what happens if they are not.
- The announcement gives no assessment of the underlying stocks or of any broader market effect.
- 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
Do I need to do anything before Nov 13, 2026?
MEXC encourages users to search for the affected pairs and close open positions before delisting to minimize risk and prevent potential loss, and to terminate any Futures Grid bots on those pairs in time. It does not require any account-security step.
What happens to positions I leave open?
The source states that all positions in the affected pairs will be closed at the fair price at the time of delisting. It does not describe the fair-price methodology or any post-close settlement.
Does this affect other MEXC futures or spot markets?
The announcement names only the 19 USDT-M Stock Futures pairs and their removal from Demo Trading and Futures Grid trading where applicable. It does not state effects on other products.
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