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A leading exchange announced the delisting of Perptual Futures: DEGENUSDT and CETUSUSDT will stop trading at the end of the year.
[Coin World] There are reports that a leading exchange plans to officially delist the DEGENUSDT and CETUSUSDT Perpetual Futures trading pairs on December 26, 2025. By then, these two trading pairs will stop trading, and the platform will also cancel all open orders.
A detail that users need to pay attention to: If the position value exceeds 10,000 USD, asset transfer operations will be temporarily unavailable after the contract officially goes offline. This means that users with large positions need to plan their position handling strategies in advance, such as closing positions before the offline event or taking necessary risk hedging measures.
Such announcements have a significant impact on traders, especially active traders with DEGEN or CETUS positions, who need to make the necessary operational adjustments before the deadline.
The year-end activity is back. Brothers in DEGEN and CETUS, be careful.
Friends with over $100,000 might be in trouble. Plan ahead.
Oh my god, big traders are being squeezed again. This is the exchange's trick.
Wait, are there really people trading these two coins? Or is it another signal of a rug pull?
Close your positions and run before delisting. The exchange's tactics are always the same.
Positions over $10,000 are frozen. That's really harsh.
It's perpetual contracts again, and delisting. Retail investors are the ones who end up losing.
How are there still people holding DEGEN? They should have run long ago.
So, how much longer? Nine months, and you need to quickly settle your positions.
All positions must be closed before the end of the year, or it will be awkward if stuck there.
Large investors with holdings above 10k USD need to pay more attention, as funds being locked up can really be a problem.
If I had known earlier, I should have rug pulled. Now stuck with a 10,000 USD play, it's really absurd.
Wait, we need to close position before the end of the year, don't get trapped.
This exchange is really bad, always doing this.
Fortunately, my position is small, otherwise I would be trapped to death.
We have to hurry and close positions before the end of the year, otherwise the large investors will get stuck.
Wait, positions over ten thousand dollars can't be withdrawn after the 26th? That's a bit harsh.
I should have checked my holdings earlier, this wave really needs to be prepared for.
Must close the position before the end of the year, don't make it as embarrassing as last time.
Large investors need to think of a solution early, otherwise they will really be locked in.
The speed of the exchange's offline operations is getting faster and faster.
There shouldn't be many DEGEN people, but CETUS is a bit torturous.
Is there a fund transfer stuck after a holdings of over $10,000? This operation... is a bit disgusting.
It's better to announce the offline at the end of the year earlier, the notice now is really a bit urgent.
These trading pairs don't have much liquidity, let it drop, it doesn't matter.
This exchange is cleaning up trash trading pairs again, to save maintenance later.
Brothers holding CETUS, hurry up and prepare your exit plan.
Why always do this at the end of the year, not giving trading for the New Year market?
DEGEN and CETUS are gone just like that, this wave is a bit harsh.
Large Investors with holdings over 100,000 are probably going crazy; having assets stuck is really terrible.
Should have closed all positions earlier, just waiting to watch the show.
The delisting of contracts is back again, this operation by the exchange is indeed annoying.
Before, DEGEN was being traded happily, now it's just gone.
Now we really need to get moving, or we'll be forced to close positions and lose big.
I just want to know if it's really due to insufficient liquidity or what reason is forcing the delisting.
Get it done before the end of December; taking action early is never wrong.
How is CETUS still alive? Should have cut it long ago.