Bitget October 23 Delisting: Which Eight Spot Pairs Are Leaving, and What Should Holders Do?

Start with the product, then the deadline

The announcement covers spot trading, the unified account, selected bots, selected copy-trading pairs, PUMPBTC spot margin, PUMPBTC Simple Earn and conversion services. Those categories do not all have the same asset list or closing time. A holder who checks only the headline can miss an earlier margin closure or assume a conversion route will remain available until the spot market closes.

The following table restates the official notice. Times use UTC throughout; read the product column before applying a date to your balance. The asset symbols are taken from the announcement body, not from the exchange site's navigation or a collector's automatically extracted tags.

The margin and Earn cutoff is seven hours before the spot cutoff, calculated from the two UTC times in the notice. The conversion cutoff is on the publication day of the announcement, not the later spot-delisting day. That distinction matters especially for small balances whose owner normally relies on Convert rather than the order book.

Check balances across accounts before choosing an action

Begin with an inventory: identify the token, the account holding it and any related open orders, liabilities, bots or Earn subscriptions. A displayed balance and an outstanding debt answer different questions. Do not treat an asset transfer as evidence that a margin liability has been repaid.

For the unified account, Bitget says that these pairs will no longer support spot trading after the cutoff. The affected tokens will no longer support transfers into that account, and remaining affected assets there will automatically move to the classic account for spot trading. The same announcement recommends moving relevant assets from the unified account to the funding account in advance. These are two different statements: an announced system fallback and an action users are advised to consider beforehand. Check the labels shown in your own account rather than assuming those destination names are interchangeable.

A useful sequence is to inspect open orders first, then check borrowing or pledged assets, then decide whether a sale, transfer or withdrawal meets your purpose. The notice does not prescribe a sale price, a destination platform or a universal route for every user. Review the Bitget profile for the venue context, and return to the current announcement for the operational deadlines.

Open spot orders will not survive the removal

Bitget says pending orders for the removed pairs will be canceled automatically, including unfilled spot orders in the unified account. Cancellation ends the order; it is not a promise that a limit order will execute before the market closes. A sell order left far from the market should not be counted as a completed exit.

If you choose to trade before removal, inspect the live order book and the actual order status afterward. We have not measured current spreads or depth for these pairs, and the announcement gives no guaranteed execution price. A successful order submission and a filled order are separate states. Keep the trade record if you need to reconcile a balance after the scheduled account transfers.

Bots and copy trading use narrower lists

The spot-bot section names SWEAT, ICX, GAIB and RTX against USDT. It says pending orders will be canceled and relevant assets returned to the account after removal. New bots cannot be created for the removed pairs, affected running bots cannot be published to the Recommended section, and affected bots already recommended will be removed from that section.

The copy-trading section names DRIFT/USDT and ICX/USDT. It describes cancellation of pending orders, return of relevant assets and the inability to create new positions in those pairs after removal. Do not expand these bot and copy lists to every asset in the broader spot notice. Equally, do not infer that a pair absent from a particular subsection remains available in ordinary spot trading: the headline spot list still applies.

Before the deadline, review the automation you actually use and record its status. After stopping a bot or closing a copied position, check the returned assets and any remaining ordinary orders separately. The announcement recommends closing the affected active arrangements in advance; it does not establish an individual account's current completion state.

PUMPBTC has more than one scheduled change

For PUMPBTC/USDT spot margin, transfer and borrowing services are already suspended according to this notice. At 03:00 UTC on October 23, Bitget says it will close remaining affected positions, cancel pending margin orders, liquidate outstanding liabilities, disable the pair's margin trading and transfer assets to the spot account. Its requested preparation is to close positions, cancel orders, repay loans and move related funds beforehand.

PUMPBTC Simple Earn is scheduled to stop at that same time. The notice says subscribed assets will automatically return to the spot account and users may redeem before the removal. A scheduled return is not evidence that a particular redemption has already completed; confirm the account record after the event.

There is also an earlier, separate announcement about PUMPBTC unified-account collateral and loans. That notice stops loan service on October 21 at 18:00 UTC+8 and closes the margin function on October 22 at 18:00 UTC+8. Those are 10:00 UTC on the respective dates. The new eight-pair notice adds ordinary spot and other product changes. It does not replace the earlier account-risk timetable, and the two notices should not be compressed into one PUMPBTC deadline.

Withdrawals: check the receiving route before sending

The announced withdrawal window extends beyond the spot-market closure. That gives holders a different operational option from placing a spot order, but it does not confirm which networks or receiving platforms will accept an individual token at the time of transfer. Check the actual withdrawal screen, destination network and receiving deposit instructions before authorizing a transfer.

Do not send a fresh deposit to Bitget to combine balances: the notice says deposits for the affected pairs are suspended. Also do not assume the small-balance conversion tool is a fallback until January; its removal is announced for October 16. If the displayed withdrawal route is unavailable or an account restriction prevents action, preserve the exact message and use official support rather than sending assets to an address shared by an unsolicited contact.

Quick answers

Is ADA one of the eight delisted pairs?

No. The notice's explicit list is DRIFT, RVV, DOG, SWEAT, ICX, PUMPBTC, GAIB and RTX, each against USDT. An asset name appearing elsewhere on a support page does not add it to that list.

Does delisting mean my balance becomes zero?

The notice describes market removal, cancellations, product closure and account transfers. It does not say that ordinary token balances become zero at the spot cutoff. A balance, its available trading route and its price are separate facts.

Can I wait until October 23 for every product?

No. Convert stops on October 16 in this announcement, PUMPBTC spot margin and Earn stop earlier on October 23, and the separate PUMPBTC unified-account notice has October 21 and October 22 deadlines.

What remains unverified?

We have not verified account-specific debts, current order-book depth, supported withdrawal networks or which destination will accept each token. The official notice supplies the scheduled changes; those individual checks must come from the live account and the receiving service.

For account setup information after resolving existing positions, the Bitget profile carries the venue details. NexuAlpha's public partner registry lists Bitget code nexu888; entering a code is separate from managing the affected balances and changes none of the deadlines above.