A leading exchange recently announced that it will optimize and adjust its platform functionality architecture. Among these changes, the copy trading robot module will be delisted, with the delisting scheduled for January 29, 2026, at 8:00 UTC.
The background for this adjustment is the exchange's desire to further optimize core features and user experience. Once the feature is disabled, all active robots will be automatically shut down by the system. Users should note that remaining funds in the robots will be transferred back to your Unified Trading Account (UTA), and any profit-sharing income will be credited to your Trading Expert sub-account.
For users who have not yet closed their robots, the official recommendation is to manually close them as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary losses caused by delays during the delisting process. If you encounter any issues or need technical support during this process, you can contact the platform team through customer service channels for assistance.
Such feature delistings are not uncommon on trading platforms and typically reflect changes in market demand or platform strategy adjustments. For users relying on copy trading robots, now is the perfect time to plan alternative solutions.
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UncleWhale
· 12h ago
Another delisting, this time it's the copy trading robot. I'm already tired of it.
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Fortunately, I quit early, so I won't be panicking when things go wrong.
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Given us such a long response time, a conscience exchange indeed.
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Robot ran away, now I have to watch the trades myself? So troublesome.
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Transferring to UTA, what's the big deal? I'm just worried it will be slow and stuck again.
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Alright, I have to find an alternative again. So annoying.
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Profit sharing into sub-accounts? Isn't this logic a bit complicated?
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Take advantage of the remaining time to clear out your positions, or who knows how many people will rush before the deadline.
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I believe in this platform's move; phasing out inefficient features.
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Those who rely on this thing to make a living are really miserable, suddenly losing their income source.
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ProveMyZK
· 12h ago
Damn, are we shutting down the robot again? It's getting more and more annoying.
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Wait, is the profit sharing still there? I need to check my account quickly.
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It’s not until 2026 that it will be shut down, there’s still time, no rush.
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This move is basically just trying to cut some "burdensome" features.
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Here comes another "optimization," I’ve heard that word so many times my ears are calloused.
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With the robot copy trading gone, how am I supposed to earn passively?
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I knew it would end up like this; the platform is getting more competitive.
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Hurry up and shut it down manually, don’t get caught in a trap later.
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This is a bit outrageous; they just say a feature is gone after a brief mention.
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They just want to clean up spam users, just say it directly.
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LiquidityNinja
· 12h ago
Is the copy trading bot shut down? Looks like I need to find a new gig now.
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Another delisting. This exchange keeps changing its structure, ruining the user experience.
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It should have been shut down long ago. This feature can't keep up with the old-timers' quick reflexes anyway.
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Fortunately, they notified us more than a month in advance, much better than some exchanges that suddenly collapse.
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Transferring funds back to UTA is fine, but I'm worried about the profit-sharing part, which might take forever again.
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Friends relying on copy trading now have to think of new ways. These days, exchanges just don't have stable features.
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Really? I only make a little money with my skilled machines... now I have to start over.
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January 2026? Do I have to wait that long? I should have stopped manually long ago.
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ChainComedian
· 12h ago
Oh no, another delisting? This time it's the copy trading robot. It's been obvious for a while that this thing was going to fail.
Quickly close it manually before the system automatically clears the platform on that day.
Actually, it's high time to face reality. Behind platform optimizations are new tricks to cut the leeks.
Why is there always such a long "friendly reminder" period before each delisting? It doesn't seem that simple.
It's okay if the funds are returned to the account, but I'm worried that the profit-sharing part will cause more trouble.
Come on, everyone, keep looking for new "passive income" methods. This industry’s tricks never get old.
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LightningLady
· 12h ago
Now you have to do it yourself. Without the copy trading robot, you really need to rethink your strategy.
But to be fair, the given time is still quite generous, no need to panic.
Why does it feel like all major exchanges have been cutting features over the past two years?
Forget it, since it's the trend, just transfer the funds out sooner rather than later.
Notifying half a year in advance is considered considerate, better than some other exchanges.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 12h ago
I've been wanting to complain about this feature for a long time. It took a year and a half to be removed?
Hasn't the copy trading robot already been exposed for issues?
Are they starting to squeeze again?
The deadline is the end of January next year, so there's still time to transfer funds slowly.
This time, you really need to plan ahead. Don't be caught off guard like last time.
A leading exchange recently announced that it will optimize and adjust its platform functionality architecture. Among these changes, the copy trading robot module will be delisted, with the delisting scheduled for January 29, 2026, at 8:00 UTC.
The background for this adjustment is the exchange's desire to further optimize core features and user experience. Once the feature is disabled, all active robots will be automatically shut down by the system. Users should note that remaining funds in the robots will be transferred back to your Unified Trading Account (UTA), and any profit-sharing income will be credited to your Trading Expert sub-account.
For users who have not yet closed their robots, the official recommendation is to manually close them as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary losses caused by delays during the delisting process. If you encounter any issues or need technical support during this process, you can contact the platform team through customer service channels for assistance.
Such feature delistings are not uncommon on trading platforms and typically reflect changes in market demand or platform strategy adjustments. For users relying on copy trading robots, now is the perfect time to plan alternative solutions.