Spot market updates: 21 transactions suspended after quality audit

A major trading platform recently completed a thorough review of its spot trading pairs, resulting in the removal of 21 trading pairs that did not meet the established liquidity and volume standards. The measure, implemented on January 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM (GMT+8), is part of ongoing efforts to maintain a robust trading market and better protect users.

Periodic Spot Market Audit

As part of its risk management strategy, the platform conducts continuous audits of all available spot trading pairs. According to the platform, these analyses are based on multiple factors, highlighting insufficient liquidity and low trading volume. The main goal is to ensure that each spot trading pair maintains minimum quality standards that benefit both the platform and its operators.

The 21 Removed Spot Pairs

The spot trading pairs that were removed mainly include low-activity operations such as 0G/FDUSD, ARPA/BTC, AXS/ETH, BEL/BTC, and BERA/BNB, among others. In total, the removal covered 21 pairs combining different cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. Despite the removal of these spot pairs, users can still trade the underlying assets through other available pairs on the platform, thus minimizing the impact on investment strategies.

Important for Users with Trading Bots

The platform emphasizes that it will discontinue the automatic trading bot service for the affected spot pairs starting January 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM (GMT+8). All operators are strongly advised to manually close and cancel their relevant spot trading bots before this time to avoid potential unintentional losses. This preventive action is crucial to protect automated trading strategies.

Operational Continuity in Other Pairs

Despite the removal of these specific spot pairs, the platform assures that users can still access the corresponding assets through other available trading combinations. This means that although a particular spot pair is removed, operators will not lose full access to the involved tokens, but will need to adapt their spot trading pairs to other options available in the market.

Recommended Next Steps

Operators are advised to carefully review the list of removed spot pairs and adjust their portfolios and bot configurations before the specified date. The platform recommends consulting its official guidelines on pair removal and the FAQ section for additional information on how to adapt their spot trading strategies to the new changes.