Bitget announcement on the removal of TYPE/USDT under spot bot trading on January 25, 2024

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Bitget Announcement2024/01/25 15:07

By:Bitget

To improve user experience, the following trading pairs will be removed from Bitget spot trading bots on January 25, 3:00 PM (UTC+8):

TYPE/USDT.

Note:

• After removal, the system will automatically cancel any pending orders and return the relevant assets to your account.

• Users will be unable to create any new bots with the delisted trading pairs.

• Users will no longer be able to publish running bots with the delisted trading pairs to the Recommended section of the bot copy trading page.

Bots with the delisted trading pairs that are listed in the Recommended section of the bot copy trading page will be removed.

Users are strongly advised to terminate bots with this active trading pair to avoid any potential losses. Thank you for your support and understanding!

Risk warning:

Cryptocurrencies are subject to high market risk and volatility despite high growth potential. Users should conduct their own research and invest at their own discretion. Bitget shall not be liable for any investment losses.

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