EPIC and QUICK delisting countdown: Don’t just remember the day spot trading stops
Binance announced on October 14 that it will delist Epic Chain ($EPIC ) and QuickSwap ($QUICK ). What you really need to watch is that services will be suspended in stages across different products—not all at once on October 28.
All times below are Taiwan time, in 2026:
▪ Oct 15, 14:00: Borrowing of the related tokens through margin borrowing and lending will be suspended.
▪ Oct 20, 17:00: The related contracts will be automatically settled. Opening new positions will be suspended starting at 16:30; margin delisting and settlement will take place at 18:00.
▪ Oct 28, 11:00: Trading will stop for all related spot trading pairs, and applicable trading bot services will also end.
▪ After Oct 29, 11:00: Deposits of the related tokens will no longer be credited.
▪ After Dec 28, 11:00: Withdrawals are scheduled to no longer be supported; any subsequent conversion to stablecoins is not guaranteed to be carried out.
Why does this matter? The end of trading, the end of deposits, and the end of withdrawals are three distinct risk milestones. Products such as spot copy trading and Earn have separate arrangements, too, so don’t focus only on the spot trading date.
What’s more worth watching next than “how much the price drops” is the bid-ask spread, order book depth, and whether withdrawals through other platforms and on-chain are actually available. If the price rebounds but spreads keep widening and executable depth shrinks, a rebound doesn’t mean the risk of exiting has gone away.
Delisting doesn’t mean a token is worthless, but shrinking liquidity can amplify slippage and sharp price swings. Don’t treat this as a signal that the price must fall, either: short positions can still face a rebound, funding rates, and early settlement risks.
When you read a delisting announcement, do you check the price first, or the service cutoff times?
#Binance #下架公告 #流動性風險 #風險管理
$EPIC
$QUICK
Binance announced on October 14 that it will delist Epic Chain ($EPIC ) and QuickSwap ($QUICK ). What you really need to watch is that services will be suspended in stages across different products—not all at once on October 28.
All times below are Taiwan time, in 2026:
▪ Oct 15, 14:00: Borrowing of the related tokens through margin borrowing and lending will be suspended.
▪ Oct 20, 17:00: The related contracts will be automatically settled. Opening new positions will be suspended starting at 16:30; margin delisting and settlement will take place at 18:00.
▪ Oct 28, 11:00: Trading will stop for all related spot trading pairs, and applicable trading bot services will also end.
▪ After Oct 29, 11:00: Deposits of the related tokens will no longer be credited.
▪ After Dec 28, 11:00: Withdrawals are scheduled to no longer be supported; any subsequent conversion to stablecoins is not guaranteed to be carried out.
Why does this matter? The end of trading, the end of deposits, and the end of withdrawals are three distinct risk milestones. Products such as spot copy trading and Earn have separate arrangements, too, so don’t focus only on the spot trading date.
What’s more worth watching next than “how much the price drops” is the bid-ask spread, order book depth, and whether withdrawals through other platforms and on-chain are actually available. If the price rebounds but spreads keep widening and executable depth shrinks, a rebound doesn’t mean the risk of exiting has gone away.
Delisting doesn’t mean a token is worthless, but shrinking liquidity can amplify slippage and sharp price swings. Don’t treat this as a signal that the price must fall, either: short positions can still face a rebound, funding rates, and early settlement risks.
When you read a delisting announcement, do you check the price first, or the service cutoff times?
#Binance #下架公告 #流動性風險 #風險管理
$EPIC
$QUICK