BitMEX enters reduce-only mode as closure approaches
BitMEX will enter reduce-only mode at 04:00 UTC on Aug. 26, restricting traders from placing new positions. Existing positions may be force-closed during the wind-down process. The closure follows a strategic review by HDR Global Trading Limited, which decided to shut down the exchange, clarifying that financial distress, a hack, and regulatory pressure were not factors in the decision. After Aug. 26, traders can reduce exposure but will lose the ability to add to positions, with the risk of BitMEX intervening before the final closure on Sept. 23. At that time, BitMEX will force-close all remaining positions using the relevant settlement price, with funds credited to user wallets. Limited account access will remain post-closure for viewing balances and transaction history, but trading services will be unavailable. A monthly account fee of 1% per year or 50 dollars will apply to verified balances left after Sept. 23, until withdrawn. Additionally, API withdrawals will be disabled on Sept. 28, requiring manual withdrawals through the BitMEX website.
This content is provided for general informational purposes only and doesn't constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Any events, rewards, online promotions, or related information mentioned herein should not be considered a recommendation, solicitation, or invitation to purchase, sell, trade, or otherwise deal in any crypto assets. Crypto assets are highly volatile and may result in loss. The availability of WEEX services, products, and related events may vary by region. You are responsible for ensuring that your participation is in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.
You may also like

Mirae Asset targets $109B digital asset business

SBI Invests 43 Billion Yen in Indonesia's Ajaib for Cryptocurrency Collaboration

U.S. Banking Regulators Exclude Reputation Risk, Reviving Debanking Discussions

$6.4 Billion in Bitcoin Options Expire Tomorrow—Here's What It Means

Stellar’s $3B RWA market faces a $2M DeFi gap

Why Ethereum Staking Will Change in 2026

Over 100 Companies Urge Strengthening of AI Cyber Defense

Mantle stablecoins and tokenized assets reach $880M

DefiLlama Ranks 128 Cryptos: Only One Receives AAA Rating

Villa Soldati: The CABA Neighborhood with the Highest Delinquency Rate

Mysterious $23 Million Bitcoin-Monero Swap: The Viral Video That Raises Questions

Bitcoin’s bottom signal is flashing, but six months of data shows a trap waiting for early buyers

Project that Turns Recycling into Income Wins UNICEF's Youth Challenge Blockchain

ATF Confirms Major Incident Following Qilin's Appearance on Its Leak Site

Encrypted Code Reveals $44 Million Transactions in a 'Cold Wallet' Linked to Cerimedo

Is the Jackson Hole central bank retreat now a crypto conference?

Stable Sea adds 2 WisdomTree funds for corporate cash

Nvidia Earnings Beat and Gold Price Outlook: How Jackson Hole Could Move NVDA and Gold

Votorantim Exchanges Nexa for $1.3 Billion Stake in Boliden

Youth May Have to Spend Up to 76% of Their Salary on Rent: Where Housing is Most Expensive

Coinbase Opens Real Estate to Millions of Bitcoin Holders

"Exit from Closed Systems". What Will Change in the CFA Market from September 1

The dollar takes a breather after the price fixing for bond payments linked to the exchange rate

Correlation Trading Pairs to Propel AMM into Larger Markets, Founder Explains

Banking Processing in the New Reality: Digital Ruble and Cryptocurrencies for Foreign Trade

QA and Intelligent Automation: Banks and Insurers Drive Demand in Brazil

Postquant Labs launches the first quantum cross-chain swaps

The SEC Sends Its Overhaul of Crypto Custody Rules to the White House Without Revealing the Content

8-12% Promised, 5-6% Received: Expert Discusses Real Estate Returns in Europe
