Bot commands · Auto-trading on and off

/setDelistingClose: close a position before Binance delists the coin

/setDelistingClose on makes HafizeBot close your position on a coin Binance is delisting about an hour before Binance's settlement; off (the default) leaves it open.

Command: /setDelistingClose
Who can use it: Members with auto-trading switched on (/autotrade), every plan including the free trial
Where: In your chat with @hafizebot on Telegram

Binance sometimes delists a futures coin and settles every open position at its own price on a set date. This setting decides whether the bot closes your position on such a coin first. Either way, the bot opens no new trades on a coin Binance is delisting.

Examples

/setDelistingClose on

🛡 Close before a delisting: on

On: if Binance announces it will delist a coin you hold, the bot closes your position with a market order about 60 minutes before Binance's settlement, then cancels its take-profit and stop. Off: the position stays open until you close it or Binance settles it at its own price.

Either way, the bot opens no new trades on a coin Binance is delisting. It starts off for everyone.

Change it: /setDelistingClose on or /setDelistingClose off

/setDelistingClose off

Send it alone and the bot shows yours and waits for on or off. Anything else gets:

Send /setDelistingClose on or /setDelistingClose off.

Questions

Is it on by default?

No. It starts off for everyone, so the bot never closes a position unless you switched this on. /summary shows yours on the "Close before a delisting" line.

What happens if it is off?

The position stays open. You can close it yourself in Binance at any time before settlement; whatever is still open at settlement is closed by Binance at its settlement price.

Will I know a coin is being delisted?

Yes. When Binance announces a delisting of a coin you hold, the bot tells you which coin, the settlement time in UTC, and what your setting will do.

Updated 2026-10-11.

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