In a recent notice, major crypto exchange Binance has issued a delisting alert on the perpetual contracts of two tokens, decentraland (MANA) and MutiversX (EGLD).
In an announcement, Binance stated it will be delisting COIN-M MANAUSD and EGLDUSD perpetual contracts with underlying assets, decentraland (MANA) and MutiversX (EGLD) on Nov. 13.
Binance Futures will be closing all positions and afterwards conduct an automatic settlement on COIN-M MANAUSD and EGLDUSD perpetual contracts on Nov. 13 at 9:00 a.m. (UTC). The contracts will be delisted after the settlement is complete.
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To this effect, users will not be allowed to open new positions for the aforementioned contract(s) starting from Nov. 13 at 8:30 a.m. (UTC). In addition, users are urged to close any open positions prior to the delisting time to avoid automatic settlement as well as potential losses.
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