Bitget to end futures trading for CBK/USDT, SHM/USDT, BOMB/USDT on July 29
Bitget, a well-known cryptocurrency derivatives exchange, has officially announced the delisting of CBK/USDT, SHM/USDT, and BOMB/USDT from both futures trading and futures trading bots on July 29, 2025, at 3:00 PM (UTC+8). This move comes as part of Bitget’s routine review of trading pairs to maintain platform stability and performance.
According to information published on the exchange's website, the opening of new positions in the affected trading pairs will be prohibited starting at 3:00 PM on July 28, 2025 (UTC+8). However, users will still be able to manage existing positions—order closing, stop-loss, and take-profit functions will remain available until the delisting deadline on July 29.
Bitget strongly recommends that users close all active positions in advance. Any open orders and positions remaining after the deadline will be automatically closed and canceled by the system without additional notice.
Changes to futures trading bots
The changes will also apply to futures trading bots. On July 29 at 3:00 PM (UTC+8), CBK/USDT, SHM/USDT, and BOMB/USDT will be removed from the list of available bot pairs. Users with active bot orders are encouraged to manually close them before the removal.
Once the delisting takes effect, Bitget will disable the publish and purchase functionalities for the affected bots. All remaining bot orders will be canceled, and funds will be returned to users’ accounts. However, access to historical data will remain available.
Purpose of the changes and user recommendations
The delisting is part of Bitget’s broader strategic initiative to optimize its platform and trading tools, aiming to enhance performance, usability, and compliance with safety and liquidity standards.
Bitget users are advised to monitor platform updates and adjust their trading strategies in advance to avoid disruptions in both automated and manual trading. For more information, users can visit the official Bitget support portal or contact customer service directly.
See also: Bitget Wallet launches zero-fee crypto card in partnership with Mastercard
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