Bybit Announcement: Delisting of the AGIUSDT perpetual contract at 09:00 UTC on November 13
According to Bybit's announcement, the platform will delist the AGIUSDT perpetual contract and cease trading support at 09:00 UTC on November 13, 2026. All active and conditional orders for this contract will be automatically canceled, and open positions will be automatically closed. The settlement price for position closure will be based on the average index price from the 30 minutes prior to delisting. Trading bots will no longer support this contract, and unexecuted orders in Copy Trading will be canceled. This announcement applies solely to the AGIUSDT perpetual contract and does not affect the AGI spot market.
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