After the delisting of four perpetual contracts, TANSSI surged over 39% in a short period, increasing market volatility

HashBandit · 2026-01-17T08:40:10+00:00

A major exchange announced the delisting of USDT perpetual contracts for four tokens: BID, DMC, ZRC, and TANSSI, leading to mixed market reactions. TANSSI experienced a significant increase, while ZRC temporarily declined, and DMC and BID remained stable. Contract delisting typically affects market re-pricing.

HashBandit

2026-01-17 08:40:10

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【Crypto World】On January 17, a major exchange announced the removal of USDT perpetual contracts for four tokens: BID, DMC, ZRC, and TANSSI. After the announcement, the market reacted quickly and showed clear divergence.

TANSSI became the biggest winner, surging 39% in a short period, and even now, it maintains a 21% increase since the announcement. In contrast, ZRC moved in the opposite direction, dropping over 13% briefly, and still remains down 9.5% with no full recovery.

DMC and BID performed relatively stably, with prices fluctuating only within a small range. Industry analysts suggest that the removal of contracts usually triggers market re-pricing. Due to differences in fundamentals, position structures, market sentiment, and other factors, various tokens exhibit markedly different trends.

TANSSI-23,28%

BID-16,99%

DMC-19,55%

ZRC-8,29%

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AirdropSkeptic

· 4h ago

TANSSI's recent surge is outrageous. The delisted contracts are actually taking off? I feel like the perpetual liquidation group is just harvesting the leeks.

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SatoshiHeir

· 4h ago

It should be pointed out that the logic behind this wave of market movement cannot be fully explained by the industry’s usual "re-pricing" jargon. Let’s return to the fundamental on-chain data for reflection—why did TANSSI surge by 39% against the trend? According to the white paper and holdings structure analysis, this precisely demonstrates the market’s renewed understanding of its fundamentals, rather than mere emotional fluctuations. Conversely, the sharp decline of ZRC exposes its ecological fragility, which is certainly not coincidental. Undoubtedly, the price fluctuations you see are only superficial. The true value consensus lies in the on-chain data—I've examined historical cases of token delistings, and each time, strong tokens tend to rise with the trend, while weak tokens are accelerated in clearing out. This time is no different. The steady performance of DMC and BID is actually the most suspicious; either their fundamentals are indeed indistinguishable, or their holdings have already been cleaned out by institutions.

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