Bybit has announced it will terminate withdrawals for MYRO, FITFI and KCAL as part of a broader wave of token delistings on the exchange.
What Bybit announced for MYRO, FITFI and KCAL withdrawals
The three tokens are being removed across separate delisting rounds. FITFI was included in a batch alongside COMMON, NIBI and VENOM, according to an official Bybit delisting notice.
MYRO appeared in a different round that also removed MEMEFI, RACA, ART, SPEC and XCAD, as confirmed in a separate Bybit announcement.
KCAL was part of an even larger delisting group covering 11 tokens including TAP, VPR, SON, COT, MOJO, TENET, SALD, HVH, BRAWL and THN. The scale of these combined removals points to a significant cleanup of Bybit’s token offerings.
What the change means for affected token holders
Once Bybit terminates withdrawals for a delisted token, users lose the ability to move that asset off the exchange. Any remaining balances may be converted or forfeited depending on the specific terms outlined in each delisting notice.
Holders of MYRO, FITFI or KCAL on Bybit should check their accounts immediately. If withdrawals are still active, moving tokens to a self-custody wallet or another supporting exchange is the most direct way to retain control of those assets.
This action is part of a broader pattern across major platforms. Binance recently announced it would cease support for selected stock tokens, while exchanges continue to trim listings that no longer meet volume or viability thresholds. Concerns about scam tokens and fraudulent projects have also prompted platforms to take a more aggressive stance on listing hygiene.
What users should watch next after the withdrawal termination notice
Bybit typically provides a specific cutoff date after which withdrawals are no longer processed. Users holding any of the three tokens should monitor official Bybit communications closely, as deadlines can vary between delisting batches.
There is no indication that the delistings will be reversed. Holders who miss the withdrawal window may need to contact Bybit support directly to inquire about any remaining options for their balances.
For MYRO, FITFI and KCAL communities, confirming whether alternative exchanges still support these tokens is a practical next step. Similar to how users affected by recent network upgrades on other exchanges needed to plan ahead, verifying deposit availability on a receiving platform before initiating any withdrawal from Bybit will help avoid tokens being sent to an unsupported address.
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.
