Certain assets will migrate their liquidity model and become assets with limited transactions, making conversions the only way to trade them on Bitso. This affects advanced order types and trading on Bitso Alpha, but your balance, deposits, and withdrawals are not affected.
Affected assets
These assets migrate to the limited transactions model on the dates below.
| Migration date | Assets |
|---|---|
| July 22, 2026 | BAL |
| August 5, 2026 | OMG |
| August 11, 2026 | APE, AXS, CHZ, YFI, COMP |
| August 18, 2026 | SNX, S, SUSHI, LRC, BAT, GRT, ALGO |
| August 19, 2026 | POPCAT, CRV, TON, QNT, SAND, DOT, WIF, BONK |
| August 25, 2026 | SKY, GALA, RENDER, DYDX, AAVE, FET |
| August 26, 2026 | LDO, ARB, FLOKI, POL, SHIB, VIRTUAL |
What changes
- Advanced order types (limit orders, target price conversions, and recurring buys) are no longer available for the affected assets.
- Trading on Bitso Alpha is no longer available for the affected assets.
- Any open limit order that wasn't filled or cancelled before the migration was automatically cancelled.
What stays the same
- Your balance is not affected. This is not a delisting: you keep your holdings and can buy or sell anytime.
- Conversions remain available, exactly as before. You can still buy and sell instantly using conversions.
- On-chain deposits and withdrawals remain fully enabled.
Why this is changing
These assets had low liquidity on the Bitso Alpha order book, which affected execution quality. We integrated them into Bitso Quotes, our program that aggregates liquidity from multiple global providers, to give you better availability and a better trading experience. These assets are identified with the "limited transactions" tag inside the platform.
What you need to do
- No action is needed for your balance, deposits, or withdrawals.
- If you had an open limit order on an affected asset, it was automatically cancelled once the migration completed.
- If you used recurring buys on an affected asset, you'll need to buy manually going forward using conversions.
Frequently asked questions
Why couldn't I trade an affected asset for a few hours during its migration? We perform a brief maintenance task, usually a few hours, to complete each migration. Trading returns to normal automatically once it's done.
How will I know if an asset I hold is affected? You'll see an in-app notice if you hold an affected asset. You can also check the table at the top of this article for the current list.
Are these assets being delisted? No. They remain fully supported on Bitso. Only trading on Bitso Alpha is being removed; you can still trade through conversions, just as you always could.