Bybit to Delist XIONUSDT Perpetual Contract: What Traders Need to Know

Bybit has officially announced the delisting of the XIONUSDT perpetual contract, a move that affects traders holding positions in this futures pair. The delisting is scheduled for June 17, 2026, at 07:00 UTC, and all open positions will be closed automatically at that time. This decision follows a pattern seen across exchanges where low trading volume, security concerns, or lack of developer support often trigger such actions. For XION, a relatively new Layer-1 token launched in December 2024, the delisting signals a need for traders to reassess their exposure.

What Happened and Why

Bybit’s announcement cites standard delisting criteria, which may include insufficient liquidity, waning community interest, or regulatory alignment. XION, despite its backing by prominent venture firms like Multicoin Capital, Animoca Brands, and Circle Ventures, has seen its price decline significantly since its launch. The token’s current price sits at $0.14985, down 1.69% in the last 24 hours, with a circulating supply of approximately 70.85 million tokens out of a total supply of 200 million. The delisting comes just months after XION was listed on Bithumb spot in November 2025, highlighting the volatile nature of crypto exchange listings.

Traders should note that MEXC has also scheduled a similar delisting of XIONUSDT perpetual futures for the same date, suggesting a coordinated or coincidental removal across platforms. This dual delisting amplifies the urgency for holders to close positions or transfer funds to other venues.

Token Snapshot

• Symbol: XION
• Name: XION
• Platform: Ethereum (ERC-20 token address: 0x24d7ad9402717f429a81925fe7643b78918eda8b)
• Total Supply: 200,000,000 XION
• Circulating Supply: 70,853,451.17 XION
• Current Price: $0.14985 USD (down 1.69% in 24h)
• 24h Trading Volume: $5,211,226.66
• Active Markets: 59
• Tags: Platform, Layer-1, Multicoin Capital Portfolio, Animoca Brands Portfolio, Circle Ventures Portfolio, Made in America
• Explorers: Etherscan, Mintscan

Risk Notes

Delistings can lead to sudden price drops and reduced liquidity. Always monitor exchange announcements and avoid holding large positions in tokens with low trading volume or limited exchange support.

XION’s deflationary mechanism—buyback and burn from ecosystem revenue—may offer long-term value, but near-term price pressure from exchange delistings is a real risk. The token’s price has already dropped from its listing highs, and further declines are possible as forced liquidations occur.

Where to Trade

After the Bybit delisting, XION remains tradable on 59 active markets, including centralized exchanges like Bitget and MEXC (spot pairs may still be available). For automated trading strategies, consider using our dedicated bot: Trade with our bot.