2026-01-19 19:46:52

A major exchange plans to delist 23 spot trading pairs on January 20. These include pairs such as ORDI/BTC, ATOM/ETH, BTC/ZAR, ETH/ZAR, among others. These tokens can still be traded normally on other trading pairs. Following the announcement, the market reacted quickly—ORDI dropped approximately 12%. Overall, the market is entering a correction phase, with BTC price approaching the $92,000 mark. The delisting of trading pairs often triggers liquidity reallocation, so investors need to plan their position transfer strategies in advance to avoid confusion when trading pairs are closed. While such adjustments are common in daily exchange operations, users who rely on specific trading pairs should prepare accordingly.

ORDI-4.13%

BTC-0.25%

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RugPullSurvivor

· 8h ago

Ordi drops 12%—this can't be a joke... I have to move my positions again, so annoying.

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MerkleDreamer

· 8h ago

Ordi has dropped again, truly incredible. --- This is how the leading exchanges operate; there's always a new drama. --- Transferring positions in advance sounds easy to say. --- Can't hold 92k anymore. --- 23 trading pairs just drop when mentioned; no one can stop it. --- Reconfiguring liquidity sounds like cutting leeks. --- Why are these daily operations so damaging? --- Quickly move your coins; don't get caught. --- Atombagholders are going to suffer again. --- A 12% drop is just the beginning.

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RumbleValidator

· 8h ago

ORDI drops 12% Is this all? Liquidity migration should have been factored in long ago. It seems many people haven't done proper position planning. --- Delisting trading pairs is actually a test of the exchange's risk control capabilities. Removing 23 at once—how can node stability be guaranteed? --- The 92k threshold is so fragile, indicating there are still issues with verification efficiency. System security is a concern. --- Pre-planning? Laughable. Most retail investors can't even react in time. This is a common problem with centralized exchanges. --- The ZAR trading pair was cut, and the South African market has shrunk again... Liquidity allocation definitely needs to be recalculated. --- The key issue is what to do with nodes that rely on obscure trading pairs. Decentralization is once again exposed. --- A 12% decline is honestly still somewhat rational; I thought it would be more intense. --- The exchange's operational experience is lacking. Such adjustments should be done in batches. Removing multiple pairs at once is inefficient and prone to pitfalls.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 8h ago

Is it delisting again? 23 trading pairs dropping all at once, hilarious, they are clearing inventory. --- ORDI drops 12% just like that? I thought it would be more severe. --- It’s always so sudden. Why plan ahead? Most people only find out afterward. --- BTC is almost 92k and they’re still messing with this, really lacking vision. --- What does the delisting of ZAR trading pairs mean? Is it adjusting market depth? --- Reallocating liquidity sounds very professional, but it’s actually just scamming retail investors. --- Users relying on specific trading pairs should migrate, but most probably don’t even know yet.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 8h ago

Here comes another round of cleaning up garbage trading pairs, this time ORDI drops by 12% directly. Really harsh. Wait, I need to quickly move my ATOM position, so I don't get caught. Is the 92k level going to break again? This round of correction is quite fierce. Honestly, delisting like this really annoys retail investors. Once liquidity disperses, it's even harder to exit. That's why you need to keep an eye on exchange announcements at all times; delay even by a moment and you'll suffer.

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