【BitPush】Recently, it was announced that a leading exchange has unveiled a plan to adjust its trading pairs services. Specifically, the platform will cease the lending functions for the DEGEN/USDT and CETUS/USDT trading pairs at 3:00 PM on December 18, 2025. Subsequently, from 14:00 to 16:00 on December 23, leverage trading and flexible lending services for these trading pairs will also be suspended.
For users, this time window is critical. It is recommended that users holding positions or borrowing tokens complete their repayments before the service is offline to avoid triggering the system’s forced repayment mechanism, which could cause unnecessary trouble. Especially for those engaging in leverage trading or participating in flexible lending, it is essential to plan their positions in advance and settle debts early.
Such service discontinuations are common adjustments in the industry, often reflecting risk management or business optimization considerations. However, for traders, the key is to complete all operations before the deadline to avoid being caught off guard.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-20 03:03
Here they go again, cutting features. Why are these two trading pairs so unlucky... I need to repay the borrowed funds quickly, or it will be hilarious if I get forcibly liquidated.
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HallucinationGrower
· 12-20 02:05
Here we go again, are these two coins about to be sanctioned again? DEGEN was already quite speculative.
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Hurry up and repay your coins, everyone. Forced liquidation is really no joke.
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The deadline is December 18th, this window is way too tight... Why are they doing this again?
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Leverage traders are going to suffer. Such adjustments are basically pushing people out.
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CETUS is okay, but DEGEN's liquidity was already poor, it should have been taken offline long ago.
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It's another forced repayment mechanism. The exchange's tricks are really getting old.
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Brothers who borrowed coins, hurry up and act. Don't wait until the last minute to realize this issue.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 12-18 07:33
Another wave of offline shutdowns, this time it's DEGEN and CETUS. Hurry up and check if you still owe coins.
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Oh my God, it's time to repay coins again. The exchange's recent operations are really annoying.
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DEGEN trading pair is also offline. Some projects are really declining.
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Must handle this by December 18th, or you'll be liquidated by force.
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The exchange has been adjusting quite frequently lately, it seems like they're clearing out some smaller trading pairs.
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Quickly repay the borrowed coins, or the forced liquidation scene is unthinkable.
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It's DEGEN again. What's wrong with this coin in the past two years? Its popularity has plummeted.
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The flexible loan service has also stopped, it seems the exchange is shrinking its risk exposure.
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The forced repayment mechanism is really outrageous. Would it be better if they announced it earlier?
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PanicSeller
· 12-18 07:32
Back at it with this again? The forced repayment mechanism is really annoying, I almost got trapped last time...
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DEGEN and CETUS are going offline? I have to transfer my positions again... so annoying
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Wait, will the forced repayment lead to liquidation directly? I need to clarify this detail
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Industry adjustments are common? Easy for you to say, what about my leveraged positions...
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Deadline December 18? I'm a bit confused now, should I close everything first for safety
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Off-topic for a second: every time there's such an adjustment, it feels like insider information is about to come out. Who's naive enough to believe that?
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Repaying early sounds simple, but the problem is, how are these coins doing now? Is it still a cut-loss situation?
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The forced repayment mechanism really seems like an attempt to wipe out retail investors
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memecoin_therapy
· 12-18 07:15
Are the DEGEN and CETUS trading pairs going to be delisted? Here we go again with the pump-and-dump rhythm.
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The forced repayment mechanism is too harsh; slippage will definitely cause huge losses.
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You need to handle it before December 18th, or you'll be liquidated and suffer heavy losses.
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Is this exchange clearing out low-liquidity trading pairs again? It feels like these incidents are happening more and more frequently lately.
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Traders with open positions really need to pay attention; being liquidated will be very painful.
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Planning positions in advance again... It's always this kind of operation, so annoying.
A major exchange has delisted the DEGEN and CETUS trading pairs' lending functions. Users need to repay their loans as soon as possible.
【BitPush】Recently, it was announced that a leading exchange has unveiled a plan to adjust its trading pairs services. Specifically, the platform will cease the lending functions for the DEGEN/USDT and CETUS/USDT trading pairs at 3:00 PM on December 18, 2025. Subsequently, from 14:00 to 16:00 on December 23, leverage trading and flexible lending services for these trading pairs will also be suspended.
For users, this time window is critical. It is recommended that users holding positions or borrowing tokens complete their repayments before the service is offline to avoid triggering the system’s forced repayment mechanism, which could cause unnecessary trouble. Especially for those engaging in leverage trading or participating in flexible lending, it is essential to plan their positions in advance and settle debts early.
Such service discontinuations are common adjustments in the industry, often reflecting risk management or business optimization considerations. However, for traders, the key is to complete all operations before the deadline to avoid being caught off guard.