For EPIC and QUICK holders, the delisting date is the easiest thing to misread: regular spot trading will remain available until next week, but assets in Spot Copy Trading will be handled starting tomorrow.
Binance’s October 14 announcement states that all spot trading pairs will stop trading at 11:00 Beijing time on October 28. But the deadline for Spot Copy Trading is 11:00 on October 21. At that time, any remaining assets will be forcibly sold at market price, and any assets that cannot be sold will be transferred to the Spot Account.
This means that anyone holding these two coins through copy trading should not treat the regular spot deadline as their own deadline for taking action. Automatic selling also won’t necessarily let you exit at the price you expect.
The first thing to check is which account holds your coins. For copy-trading users, the immediate decision is whether to make adjustments themselves before the system processes the assets. If you focus only on the date in the delisting headline, you may overestimate your time to act by a week.
Binance’s October 14 announcement states that all spot trading pairs will stop trading at 11:00 Beijing time on October 28. But the deadline for Spot Copy Trading is 11:00 on October 21. At that time, any remaining assets will be forcibly sold at market price, and any assets that cannot be sold will be transferred to the Spot Account.
This means that anyone holding these two coins through copy trading should not treat the regular spot deadline as their own deadline for taking action. Automatic selling also won’t necessarily let you exit at the price you expect.
The first thing to check is which account holds your coins. For copy-trading users, the immediate decision is whether to make adjustments themselves before the system processes the assets. If you focus only on the date in the delisting headline, you may overestimate your time to act by a week.