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On 30 May 2024 at 12:00 UTC, we will delist 6 perpetual swap contracts (please see the list below). The contracts will be settled early at 12:00 UTC on 30 May 2024 ( “Tsettle”), according to the standard practice described in our Exchange Guide.
Contract to be delisted |
Settlement Price |
MINAUSDT |
.BMINAT30M |
SLERFUSDT |
.BSLERFT30M |
LUNCUSDT |
.BLUNCT30M |
CROUSD |
.BCRO30M |
ORBSUSDT |
.BORBST30M |
RBNUSDT |
.BRBNT30M |
The decision to delist these contracts has been made due to insufficient trading interest in these contracts.
The timeline for the delisting process will be as follows:
The contracts will trade as normal until 04:00 UTC on 30 May 2024(“Tstart”).
At Tstart 04:00 UTC on 30 May 2024:
- The Funding Rate, F0,will be calculated as normal using prices from the previous eight hours.
- After Tstart, the Funding Rate will no longer be calculated and the next Funding Rate set to 0.
- The relevant Contract Specification pages will display early settlement information.
At Tsettle 12:00 UTC on 30 May 2024:
- The relevant contracts will expire, all trading will cease, and all open orders will be canceled.
- Funding, calculated using F0,will be exchanged (longs pay shorts if F0 > 0 and shorts pay longs if F0<0).
- All open positions in the relevant contracts will be closed out using the relevant Settlement Prices.
- No fees will be charged for settlement.
- Once a contract has expired, the lifetime profit and loss of that contract will be added to the user’s Bitcoin balance, and this contract will no longer appear on the Positions section.
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