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The primary keyword for this update is Bybit delisting exit window. Bybit said it will delist AMI, BDXN, ONE, SIS, XEM and INSP after its latest token review.

For CryptoSigy, this is an exchange execution item because the timeline affects open spot orders, deposit cutoff, bot positions and withdrawal planning.

What Happened

Bybit said spot trading for AMIUSDT, BDXNUSDT, ONEUSDT, SISUSDT, XEMUSDT and INSPUSDT will end after May 28, 2026 at 08:00 UTC, with open orders automatically removed.

The same announcement says deposits close after May 27 at 08:00 UTC. DCA Bot and Spot Grid Bot users are told to close active bots before the May 28 trading cutoff.

Bybit said withdrawals can continue after several pair closures, but ONE and XEM withdrawals will no longer be available after Aug. 27, 2026 at 08:00 UTC.

Why It Matters

This matters because a delisting schedule changes liquidity before the final timestamp. Spreads can widen and market depth can thin as users exit or bots shut down.

CryptoSigy readers should treat the event as a route-management task: cancel orders, stop bots, check deposit status and plan withdrawals before the exchange process removes control.

The owner-fit angle is not token research. It is delisting mechanics, withdrawal deadlines, bot behavior and execution risk.

What To Watch Next

Watch whether the affected pairs lose depth before May 28. If exits require size, waiting for the final window can make slippage worse.

Also watch the Aug. 27 retirement date for ONE and XEM withdrawals. A long runway is useful only if the route remains operational for the account and network being used.

If funds are small, compare the cost of withdrawal fees against conversion. If funds are meaningful, prioritize control and records before the exchange removes routes.

Continue this cluster

Continue with May 23 exchange funding and route items that turn listing, delisting and funding changes into execution checks.