Edited By
Haruka Tanaka

BitMart has announced the delisting of three cryptocurrenciesβMONEROCHAN, XIUXIAN, and WARPβeffective at 12:00 PM UTC on November 21, 2025. This decision has sparked conversations among traders about portfolio adjustments and asset management.
According to BitMart, the affected trading pairs including MONEROCHAN_USDT, XIUXIAN_USDT, and WARP_USDT will be suspended as part of their regulations on trading pairs and transactions. Users are urged to cancel any existing orders related to these assets. Any orders left pending will be canceled by the system, automatically returning assets to users' trading accounts.
November 21, 2025: Delisting effective at 12 PM UTC.
January 21, 2026: Last chance for users to withdraw MONEROCHAN, XIUXIAN, and WARP.
"Another day, another delisting. The crypto graveyard grows, time to move my WARP bags before they turn to dust," expressed one concerned user.
The warning is clear; failing to withdraw these tokens in time could lead to loss of assets. Users are encouraged to move their holdings before the deadline to avoid potential issues.
Feedback from the community shows mixed sentiments:
Vigilance: Many users have noted the importance of staying updated with platform changes. "BitMart is very strict, so always check the details," one user wrote.
Gratitude: Some expressed appreciation for the timely notification, allowing them to prepare. "Thanks for the update BitMart!" said another.
π« Negative: Concerns about ongoing delistings and asset security.
π Positive: Acknowledgment of the heads-up from BitMart.
π "Not withdrawing related tokens timely may result in assets loss." - BitMart's cautionary note.
βοΈ Users are reminded to actively manage their portfolios, especially given the volatile nature of the crypto market.
As BitMart employees take necessary actions, this development highlights the ongoing volatility in the cryptocurrency space and the need for users to remain proactive in managing their assets.
For further information, visit BitMart's official site to stay updated.
Thereβs a solid chance that more cryptocurrencies will face similar fates as regulatory scrutiny on exchanges increases. Experts estimate that as many as 10% of coins listed on platforms like BitMart may face delisting in the near future, primarily due to insufficient trading volume or compliance issues. Keeping a close eye on market trends and exchange announcements will be crucial for traders. Those who remain proactive in adjusting their portfolios are more likely to safeguard their investments against sudden changes in the market landscape.
In the late 1990s, the dot-com bubble witnessed countless tech startups rise and fall rapidly. Many companies vanished not because their ideas were flawed but due to the sheer pressure of market speculation and regulatory requirements. This situation mirrors todayβs crypto space, where innovation clashes with caution, yielding both opportunity and risk. Like then, those who can pivot quickly in this evolving digital economy stand to gain significantly, while the slower movers might find themselves in a similar fate as the recent delisted tokens.