TLDR
Several major exchanges announced spot delistings this week: Binance (eight spot pairs on 19 Dec), OKX (ethereum-pow/">ETHW and SWEAT pairs on 29 Dec), and Bitget (12 spot pairs on 26 Dec), with official notices linked below.
- Binance: eight spot pairs removed on 19 Dec per a listing alert report (delisting notice summary).
- OKX: ETHW and SWEAT spot pairs delisted on 29 Dec (4:00 pm UTC+8) per the OKX support page.
- Bitget: 12 spot pairs delisted on 26 Dec (10:00 UTC) per the Bitget support article.
Deep Dive
1. Binance
Binance announced it will remove eight spot trading pairs (AI/FDUSD, BICO/BTC, DOLO/BNB, MITO/BNB, MITO/FDUSD, MOVE/BTC, NEWT/BNB, OM/BTC) on 19 Dec (UTC). The notice was summarized in a market update and aligns with Binances year?end cleanup and updated listing framework focused on user protection and standards (listing alert summary).
If you hold these pairs, manage orders and check whether single?asset trading remains (for example, the base asset against USDT) before the removal window.
2. OKX
OKX will delist two tokensEthereumPoW (ETHW) and SWEATand their spot pairs (ETHW/USDT, ETHW/USD, SWEAT/USDT, SWEAT/USD) on 29 Dec at 4:00 pm (UTC+8), with deposits suspended at the same time. The page explains cancellations and withdrawals handling after the delisting window (OKX support page).
- Delisting scope includes spot pairs and one futures pair (ETHWUSDT Perp) with automatic order cancellations at cutoff.
- Users are advised to cancel orders in advance and promptly withdraw affected tokens after delisting.
Plan ahead to avoid forced cancellations or delays in refunded funds; if you intend to keep exposure, move assets to venues that still support these markets.
3. Bitget
Bitget will delist 12 spot pairs (including MYRO/USDT, GTC/USDT, RAD/USDT, NEXA/USDT, and others) on 26 Dec at 10:00 (UTC), citing periodic reviews of volume, liquidity, and project status. The article outlines copy?trading and bot removals and sets withdrawal availability until 26 Mar 2026 (Bitget support article).
- Pending orders will be auto?canceled; related products (copy trading, bots) are disabled for these pairs at the same time.
- A clear post?delisting asset handling path is provided (classic account migration and withdrawal windows).
If you use Bitget bots or copy trading on these pairs, shut them down early and move assets or close positions to avoid slippage and forced liquidations.
Conclusion
End?of?year platform reviews are driving spot delistings across major venues. The common driver is quality control (liquidity, compliance, project status), and the practical takeaway is to act before deadlines to manage positions and withdrawals on affected pairs.
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