Bybit Delists ARTY, CTA, GTAI, LBTC, MBOX, NAKA and U From Spot Market

Bybit is delisting seven tokens from its spot market, removing trading pairs for ARTY, CTA, GTAI, LBTC, MBOX, NAKA and U. The action affects spot trading only and follows standard exchange listing-management procedures.

What Bybit Is Delisting From the Spot Market

The exchange confirmed the removal of ARTY, CTA, GTAI, LBTC, MBOX, NAKA and U from its spot trading platform via its official delistings page. The action covers spot market pairs specifically, not necessarily all Bybit products. For related coverage, see ARX Listed on Coinbase Spot Market: What the Listing Means.

Traders holding any of these seven assets on Bybit should check the exchange’s announcement for exact removal dates, final withdrawal deadlines and any automatic conversion details. Spot delistings typically mean open orders on affected pairs will be canceled once the removal takes effect. For related coverage, see GEOD Listed on Coinbase Spot Market: What the Listing Means.

The scope is limited to Bybit’s spot venue. Whether derivatives, earn products or other platform features tied to these tokens are affected has not been confirmed in the available announcement details.

What the Delisting Means for Traders Holding These Tokens

The immediate consequence is that these seven tokens will no longer be tradable on Bybit’s spot order book. Holders who want to retain their positions will need to withdraw to an external wallet or transfer to another exchange that still lists them.

For tokens like NAKA, traders can monitor remaining market availability on aggregators such as CoinGecko to identify alternative trading venues. The same applies to the other six delisted assets.

Bybit’s delistings page is the authoritative source for specific timelines and any token-handling instructions. Traders should review it for details on deposit cutoffs, withdrawal windows and whether any balances will be converted automatically.

This is not the first batch delisting from a major exchange in recent months. Binance removed ALCX, ARDR, NFP and POND from spot trading in a similar housekeeping action, reflecting a broader pattern of exchanges pruning low-activity pairs from their spot books.

A Routine Exchange Listing-Management Decision

Spot market delistings are a standard part of exchange operations. Platforms periodically review listed assets against criteria such as trading volume, liquidity, project development activity and regulatory considerations.

Bybit has been active on both sides of listing management. The exchange recently added GROVE to its spot market, showing that token removals run alongside new additions as part of ongoing marketplace curation.

Separately, Bybit has also been adjusting its regional service availability for EU users, indicating broader platform-level changes beyond individual token decisions.

For holders of ARTY, CTA, GTAI, LBTC, MBOX, NAKA and U, the priority is to review Bybit’s official notice for deadlines and move tokens before spot access ends.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.