Bybit will remove Dogelon Mars and Vita Inu from its spot trading platform, setting a June 10 deadline for the ELON/USDT and VINU/USDT pairs. The exchange said the decision follows its regular token review process, with performance and compliance standards guiding the removal.
The delisting affects spot trading, deposits, Convert access and automated trading tools tied to the two meme-coin pairs. Bybit’s announcement does not frame the decision as an emergency action; instead, the exchange presents it as part of its routine Token Management Rules review.
Users Face Staggered Deadlines Before Trading Ends
Deposits for ELON and VINU will close on June 9 at 08:00 UTC, one day before spot trading ends. After that point, users will no longer be able to send either token into Bybit, making early position management important for holders who still use the exchange as their main venue.
Spot trading for ELON/USDT and VINU/USDT will end on June 10 at 08:00 UTC. At that time, all open orders on the affected pairs will be automatically removed, while ELON and VINU will also be taken off Bybit Convert. The cutoff removes both order-book trading and simplified conversion access.
Bybit also warned users running Spot Grid Bots or DCA Bots on the affected pairs to close them manually before the June 10 deadline. If they remain active, the exchange said the system will terminate them automatically, creating an additional operational step for users relying on automated strategies.
Withdrawals will remain available after the pairs are removed from spot trading, although Bybit encouraged users to manage assets early. That means holders are not being forced into an immediate withdrawal before June 10, but liquidity and execution options on Bybit will narrow once trading ends.
Meme-Coin Liquidity Takes Another Centralized Exchange Hit
The removal of ELON and VINU highlights the continued pressure on smaller meme-token listings when exchanges reassess trading activity, compliance posture and market quality. For projects built largely around retail attention, losing a centralized spot pair can reduce visibility and accessible liquidity.
The tokens may still trade on other centralized or decentralized venues, but a Bybit delisting changes the distribution map for users who rely on the exchange’s spot interface. The practical issue is not whether ELON or VINU disappear from the broader market, but whether remaining venues can support comparable depth after Bybit exits the pairs.
For now, the clean takeaway is operational. Bybit will stop accepting ELON and VINU deposits on June 9 and end spot trading, Convert support and related bot activity on June 10. Users still holding the tokens on the platform should review open orders, bot settings and withdrawal plans before the final 08:00 UTC trading cutoff.