OKX Announcement on Delisting DOTUSDT, DOTUSD, ADAUSDT, ADAUSD, BCHUSDT, and BCHUSD Futures Contracts

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Dear OKX Users,

To mitigate market risks and enhance your trading experience, OKX will delist the following futures contracts due to low liquidity:

👉 Learn more about OKX’s contract policies

Delisting Schedule

Key Actions

  1. All open orders will be canceled.
  2. Positions will be settled using the arithmetic average of the contract’s latest price from the hour before delisting.

    • Note: If price manipulation is detected, OKX may adjust the settlement price.

Risk Management Tips

Post-Delisting Rules


Adjusted Price Limit Rules

To ensure a smooth delisting, price limits will be updated as follows:

| Timeframe | X (Initial) | Y (Dynamic) | Z (Max/Min) |
|------------------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|
| 48 hours pre-delisting | 2% | 2% | 5% |
| 30 minutes pre-delisting| 1% | 1% | 2% |

Table 1: Adjusted price limit parameters.

Important Notes:

  1. OKX reserves the right to modify limits if prices deviate abnormally.
  2. API endpoints (e.g., /instruments) will reflect the updated delisting time.

FAQs

Q1: Why are these contracts being delisted?
A1: Due to low market liquidity, which increases risks for traders.

Q2: Can I still trade these contracts after February 3?
A2: No new weekly contracts will be listed, but existing ones remain tradable until delisting.

Q3: How are settlement prices calculated?
A3: Based on the average latest price from the hour before delisting.

Q4: What happens if I have open positions at delisting?
A4: They’ll be automatically settled at the calculated price.

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OKX is committed to providing secure and innovative trading solutions. For further assistance, contact our 24/7 support team.

Last Updated: January 31, 2023 (HKT)


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