Bybit is delisting XTER, SCA, TOKEN, HPOS10I, PUMPBTC, AFC, INTER, XAVA and AO from its spot market, removing the trading pairs for all nine tokens as part of a scheduled spot delisting on th
Bybit is delisting XTER, SCA, TOKEN, HPOS10I, PUMPBTC, AFC, INTER, XAVA and AO from its spot market, removing the trading pairs for all nine tokens as part of a scheduled spot delisting on the exchange.
The removal was announced through Bybit's official delisting notice covering spot trading pairs scheduled for 2026-07-28, published in the exchange's announcements section. The action applies to spot trading only. For related coverage, see OKX Lists SLX for Spot Trading: Market Impact and Key Details.
The affected tokens are XTER, SCA, TOKEN, HPOS10I, PUMPBTC, AFC, INTER, XAVA and AO. Once the delisting takes effect, these markets are no longer available for buying or selling on Bybit spot. For related coverage, see Bybit to Cease Crypto Trading Services for EU Users.
A spot delisting removes the venue where users buy and sell the named assets, so open trading activity in those pairs on Bybit ends when the markets close. Traders holding these tokens on the platform need to review Bybit's stated timing and asset-management steps. For related coverage, see Binance Lists AERO on Spot Market: What the Listing Means.
Bybit outlines how removals are handled, including pair closures and deadlines for related account actions, in its spot delisting mechanism guidance. Users should verify the exchange-specific deadlines that apply to each pair rather than assume a single cutoff.
This mirrors an earlier round in which Bybit removed several tokens from its spot market, underscoring that delistings are a recurring operational step on the exchange rather than a one-off event.
Exchange support shapes how accessible a token is for retail traders, so the loss of a spot listing narrows where the affected assets can be traded on a major venue. Bybit tracks these changes in its running delistings feed.
Delisting notices are commonly monitored alongside new listings, such as when a token gets added to Bybit spot, as part of ongoing market-access tracking. This report is confined to the spot delisting Bybit has confirmed; no price impact or project-quality conclusions can be drawn from the notice itself.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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