Coinbase will suspend 12 non-dollar trading pairs, including
Coinbase Assets said on X that it will suspend trading of 12 non-USD trading pairs around 12:00 ET on November 25, citing improving market health and concentrating liquidity. Both media reports mentioned that Coinbase Advanced Trade users in eligible regions can still trade the above assets in USD order books.
Event Timeline
- [11-12 18:07] Coinbase to delist 12 non-USD trading pairs including APE and ATOM (PANews)
- [11-12 18:09] Coinbase to suspend trading of 12 non-USD trading pairs including APE and ATOM (Odaily Planet Daily)
Background and Impact
At 18:07 and 18:09 on November 12, 2026, PANews and Odaily Planet Daily successively reported the same announcement from Coinbase Assets on X: Coinbase will suspend trading of 12 non-USD trading pairs around 12:00 ET on November 25. The trading pairs involved are APE-USDT, ATOM-USDT, ALGO-BTC, CRV-BTC, ETC-BTC, ICP-BTC, XLM-BTC, APE-EUR, ADA-ETH, 1INCH-GBP, CHZ-GBP and SNX-GBP. The two sources are consistent in their statements on the suspension time, the list of trading pairs and the source of the announcement.
Coinbase gave the reason of improving market health and concentrating liquidity. Both media mentioned that Coinbase Advanced Trade users in eligible regions can still trade the above assets in USD order books, which means this adjustment targets non-USD-denominated trading pairs, not all trading channels for the relevant assets on the platform. There is one difference in wording between the two media: PANews used the word “delist” in its headline, while its body text and both the headline and body text of Odaily Planet Daily used “suspend trading.” The announcement itself does not show any further distinction between “delist” and “suspend” in the two materials, and the materials do not give a conclusion on which wording should ultimately prevail. In addition, the PANews body text is marked as “November 13 news,” while its publication time was 18:07 on November 12, 2026; the two time labels are inconsistent.
In terms of scope of impact, this adjustment is concentrated on non-USD trading pairs denominated in BTC, USDT, EUR, ETH and GBP, involving cross pairs and fiat pairs of assets such as APE, ATOM, ALGO, CRV, ETC, ICP, XLM, ADA, 1INCH, CHZ and SNX. For users whose main trading route is USD order books, the transitional arrangement given in the announcement is to continue trading; for users who rely on the above non-USD trading pairs, they need to handle relevant open orders and position arrangements before 12:00 ET on November 25. Such simultaneous suspension of multiple trading pairs is usually related to platform liquidity consolidation, but the materials did not disclose more execution details. For users accustomed to operating across multiple platforms, whether it is Gate.io (Sesame) registration app download, Bitget registration app download, Binance registration app download, OKX registration app download or HTX registration app download, the entry points and announcement information should be based on each platform’s official channels, to avoid making operational judgments based on unofficial reprints.
FAQ
### Is this a delisting of the relevant assets, or only a suspension of some trading pairs?
According to the Coinbase Assets announcement relayed by the two media, this is a suspension of 12 non-USD trading pairs, and the stated reason is improving market health and concentrating liquidity. The PANews headline uses “delist,” while its body text and Odaily Planet Daily use “suspend trading”; the materials do not provide further explanation of the two wordings.
### What are the key time points?
The time given in the announcement is around 12:00 ET on November 25. The two media published at 18:07 and 18:09 on November 12, 2026, respectively. Affected users need to handle open orders and positions in the relevant non-USD trading pairs before then.
### Can users in eligible regions still trade these assets?
Both media mentioned that Coinbase Advanced Trade users in eligible regions can still trade the above assets in USD order books. In other words, the impact is concentrated on non-USD-denominated trading pairs such as APE-USDT, ATOM-USDT and ALGO-BTC.