Dukascopy discontinues EOS/USD trading due to liquidity issues
Dukascopy, the Swiss online bank and financial services provider, has announced the discontinuation of the EOS/USD trading pair on its platforms. This decision follows a move by liquidity providers who stopped quoting prices for the EOS cryptocurrency, prompting Dukascopy to remove the asset from its list of tradable instruments.
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Effective June 27, 2025, EOS/USD will no longer be available to clients of both Dukascopy Bank and Dukascopy Europe. According to the company’s statement published on its website, all open positions in EOS/USD will be forcibly closed at 19:00 GMT on the same day. From the moment of the announcement, traders are no longer able to open new positions or increase existing ones. However, clients may still choose to manually close their trades before the final deadline.
Reasons and market context
Dukascopy emphasized that this measure was taken in response to market conditions beyond the company’s control—specifically, the withdrawal of EOS/USD support by liquidity providers. The company noted that maintaining adequate market depth and price stability is a core part of its operational model, and without sufficient liquidity, continuing to offer the asset would be unfeasible and potentially risky for clients.
The removal of EOS/USD comes amid a broader period of instability and reassessment in the digital asset space. EOS, once ranked among the top blockchain platforms by market capitalization, has lost ground in recent years due to rising competition and declining developer activity. Liquidity for the token has decreased across several exchanges, making it increasingly difficult for institutional service providers to offer stable pricing.
Client guidance and Dukascopy’s position
For clients still holding EOS/USD positions, Dukascopy recommends reviewing and managing trades before the automatic closure deadline. The bank reiterated its commitment to transparency and client protection, noting that all affected users will receive direct notifications regarding the upcoming changes.
This move highlights the volatility of cryptocurrencies on regulated platforms and the reliance on external liquidity providers. Dukascopy continues to support a wide range of digital assets and has pledged to keep clients informed of any future updates to its list of tradable instruments.
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