

A leading cryptocurrency trading platform has announced it will delist the perpetual futures pair PROSUSDT. The official notice states that the delisting will occur on April 16, 2025, at 02:00 UTC. This move is part of the platform’s ongoing efforts to optimize its trading products.
Delisting trading pairs is a standard procedure for cryptocurrency exchanges to maintain high-quality trading services and market liquidity. In this instance, the platform will remove PROSUSDT, requiring users to act promptly to safeguard their assets.
At the time of delisting, the platform will automatically close all open positions on the PROSUSDT pair. Positions will settle at the prevailing fair market price when the delisting occurs. All active trades will be forcibly closed, regardless of trader intent.
Additionally, all outstanding orders for this pair—including both limit and stop orders—will be automatically canceled after delisting. The platform assumes no responsibility for any losses resulting from the automatic closure of positions.
Traders are strongly encouraged to use the platform’s search feature to identify impacted pairs and close all open positions before the official delisting time. Proactive position management helps minimize trading risks and prevents potential financial losses from forced closures.
Pay close attention to calculating potential profit or loss when closing positions. Users should carefully evaluate current market conditions and make informed decisions about when to exit trades. Closing positions ahead of time gives traders greater control over outcomes.
Note that the PROSUSDT pair will also be removed from the demo trading system, where applicable. Users practicing on demo accounts should take this change into account and actively manage their simulated positions.
Demo users are advised to consider switching to other available perpetual futures pairs. The platform offers a broad selection of alternative instruments for ongoing trading practice and skill development.
Despite the PROSUSDT delisting, the platform continues to provide access to a wide range of trading products. Traders may select from numerous alternative perpetual futures pairs with robust liquidity and trading volume.
When evaluating new trading instruments, consider factors such as asset volatility, average daily trading volume, bid-ask spreads, and the total market capitalization of the underlying asset. Assessing these parameters will help measure potential profitability and risk.
The platform thanks all users for their ongoing support and understanding. Delisting is necessary to maintain high standards of trading service quality. Users should monitor official platform announcements and respond promptly to changes in listed trading instruments.
For further information about the delisting or alternative trading options, users can contact platform support or review relevant help center sections.
PROS USDT-M perpetual futures were delisted due to scheduled platform server upgrades. These upgrades are designed to improve system stability and security. During maintenance, futures trading will be temporarily suspended.
It’s recommended to close positions or transfer them to other trading pairs before April 16, 2025. Avoid holding open positions prior to delisting to minimize risk. Close positions as soon as possible.
After the PROS USDT-M perpetual futures contract is delisted, spot trading for PROS remains available, though with lower trading volume. Only the perpetual futures contract will be delisted; the spot market continues to operate.
The delisting may lead to a decline in PROS token price, as trading volume and liquidity decrease. The actual impact depends on market reaction and the availability of alternative trading pairs.
The last trading opportunity for the PROS USDT-M pair is April 16, 2025. After this date, trading in this pair will end.
After the PROS USDT-M pair is delisted, other PROS trading pairs remain available on the spot market and in other futures contracts. Check the platform’s current offering of PROS trading instruments.
Delisting means trading for this contract will end. All open positions will be forcibly closed at the fair market price at delisting. Profit or loss will be calculated automatically.











