Bitget Suspends WIN and PUMPBTC Margin Trading
Bitget spot margin will remove WIN/USDT and PUMPBTC/USDT trading pairs and close related services on October 23, 2026.

Crypto exchange Bitget announced the upcoming removal of two spot margin trading pairs, according to Bitget_Announcements. The platform will officially remove the WIN/USDT and PUMPBTC/USDT trading pairs and close their trading functions at 03:00 on October 23, 2026 (UTC).
Ahead of the delisting schedule, transfer and borrowing services for the relevant trading pairs have already been suspended. Users holding active positions in either pair are strongly advised by the platform to close positions, withdraw orders, repay loans, and transfer funds beforehand to avoid potential losses.
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Position Liquidation and Asset Transfer
At the designated deadline of 03:00 on October 23, 2026 (UTC), Bitget will automatically close any remaining positions for the pairs, cancel all pending orders in the margin accounts, and liquidate outstanding liabilities. Margin trading services for WIN/USDT and PUMPBTC/USDT will then be fully closed.
Following the closure, any remaining assets related to the pairs will be transferred automatically to users' spot accounts. For Cross-margin accounts, the platform noted that positions across all tokens may be liquidated in order to transfer delisted tokens to the spot account.
Key facts
- Bitget will remove WIN/USDT and PUMPBTC/USDT spot margin pairs on October 23, 2026, at 03:00 UTC.
- Transfer and borrowing services for the affected pairs are already suspended.
- Remaining positions will be automatically closed, pending orders canceled, and liabilities liquidated at the deadline.
- Assets related to the delisted pairs will be transferred automatically to users' spot accounts.
Source: bitget.com
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