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One of the largest crypto exchanges, Binance, has announced a major update for its futures products. According to Binance Futures, certain USDⓈ-M perpetual futures contracts for 42, COMMON, CUDIS, and EPT coins will be delisted. This decision creates a critical process for traders holding positions in these contracts.
Which Futures Contracts Are Being Delisted?
Binance’s official announcement states that the following USDⓈ-M perpetual futures contracts will be delisted:
- 42USDT
- COMMONUSDT
- CUDISUSDT
- EPTUSDT
As part of the delisting process, Binance Futures will close all open positions on the affected contracts and perform automatic settlement. The automatic settlement is scheduled for January 30, 2026, at 09:00. Once this process is completed, the contracts will be fully removed from the Binance platform. Traders are advised to review their open positions and adjust their risk management strategies before this date.
Official Statement from Binance
“Binance Futures will close all positions for USDⓈ-M 42USDT, COMMONUSDT, CUDISUSDT, and EPTUSDT perpetual contracts and execute automatic settlement on January 30, 2026. After settlement, the contracts will be delisted.”
This announcement confirms the delisting decision and clarifies that no further trading will be possible for these contracts after the specified date. Binance has not announced any delays or additional updates, emphasizing the importance for users to manage their positions beforehand.
What Should Traders Watch For?
Experts note that delistings are generally linked to liquidity, trading volume, and risk considerations. Closing positions manually before automatic settlement can give traders more control against potential price fluctuations. The delisting of 42, COMMON, CUDIS, and EPT perpetual futures highlights the importance of proactive risk management. Proper adjustments before the deadline can help prevent potential losses.
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