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KuCoin to Delist 15 Trading Pairs from Its Trading Bot on June 3

KuCoin to Delist 15 Trading Pairs from Its Trading Bot on June 3

KuCoin will delist multiple trading pairs on June 3, 2026, requiring users to shut down affected trading bots before the deadline to avoid automatic shutdown.
KuCoin announced it will remove 15 trading pairs from its Trading Bot service at 08:00 UTC on June 3, 2026. This sweep affects pairs including BSWUSDT, VLRUSDT, A2ZUSDT, RDNTUSDT, DEGOUSDT, SIDUSUSDT, DPRUSDT, SYNDUSDT, TTDUSDT, ZKWASMUSDT, GNSUSDT, DOGEGOVUSDT, WAIUSDT, ANLOGUSDT, and YZYUSDT. The delisting spans multiple bot strategies: Futures Grid, AI Futures Trend, Futures Martingale, and DualFutures AI.

Users currently deploying these bots must manually shut them down before the deadline, or face automatic system termination. KuCoin’s notice emphasizes user responsibility but also ensures bots won’t keep running post-delisting, preventing unwanted trades or losses.

The decision comes amid KuCoin’s ongoing effort to streamline its bot offerings and possibly a response to dwindling liquidity or insufficient activity in several altcoin pairs. It’s a clear indicator some tokens no longer generate enough trading volume or engagement to justify dedicated bot support. While KuCoin didn’t elaborate on individual asset performance, their selection reflects a mixed bag of lower-profile DeFi and gaming tokens that have struggled to maintain market interest.

Futures Grid and AI Futures Trend bots, popular among algorithmic traders for automated grid and trend-following strategies, will no longer support these pairs – a disruption for traders betting on nuanced moves in often illiquid tokens. The removal could push some traders to manually manage positions or migrate to pairs with higher volume and tighter spreads.

For traders deeply embedded in KuCoin’s bot ecosystem, this could require reevaluating risk strategies, especially given that automated bots typically capitalize on predictable patterns and liquidity that might no longer be viable here.

Watch for KuCoin’s next updates on trading pair reinstatements or further pruning. Markets could respond if these tokens’ liquidity pools shrink further following bot delisting. And traders should monitor how other exchanges manage bot support for similar mid-to-low cap altcoins to gauge wider industry trends.