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Bybit published a June 22, 2026 timetable that removes IP from several borrowing, collateral, lending, and savings routes. CryptoSigy's focus is the account action created by those deadlines, not a directional call on the token.

What Happened

The official announcement says borrowing and lending services for IP across Borrowing (UTA), Crypto Loans, and Bybit Savings were suspended at 08:00 UTC on June 22. Bybit says IP will stop being accepted as collateral or repayment for the listed borrowing and loan routes at 08:00 UTC on June 25.

The notice instructs users to repay outstanding IP liabilities before that June 25 deadline and says automatic repayment may otherwise occur. It also schedules removal from Bybit Savings for 08:00 UTC on June 26, with principal and accrued yield credited to Funding Accounts.

Why It Matters

This is an exchange-account risk event. A collateral asset can remain tradable while losing borrowing utility, so spot price, account equity, loan-to-value, maintenance margin, and available repayment routes should not be treated as the same signal.

Users with direct liabilities have a time-specific task: verify the official account balance and supported repayment path. Users without liabilities still need to understand that collateral demand, savings redemption, and transfer flows can change around the deadlines. None of those mechanics guarantees a price direction.

CryptoSigy's owner angle stays at the venue layer: supported product, collateral eligibility, account margin, redemption, and execution timing. The event is not copied to Radar because the announcement is exchange-only and does not describe a protocol change.

What To Watch Next

Check Bybit's live collateral and loan pages before acting, then monitor maintenance margin rate and loan-to-value inside the account. Users planning an early Savings redemption should allow time for product processing rather than waiting for the final removal window.

Recheck the announcement for amendments before 08:00 UTC on June 25 and June 26. Keep screenshots or exports of liabilities, repayment, and final credits, but use the live account ledger as the source of truth.

No trade is required by this article. The practical response can be repayment, collateral substitution, reduced exposure, early redemption, or no action when the account has no affected product.

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