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APEX delisted from MEXC: where to trade it next

MEXC is delisting the perpetual contract APEX/USDT. Trading stops on November 4, 2026 at 07:00 UTC. Among the venues we cover the coin also trades on 6 more, and their prices are 1.10% apart.

Where it trades right now

APEX price across exchanges: where it is cheaper

VenueBidAsk24h volume
BybitBybit0.18230.1824$1.0M
Ourbitourbit0.18240.1826$160K
BigONEbigone0.18160.1836$141K
Bitunixbitunix0.18250.1829$81K
MEXCMEXC0.18220.1825$57K
BingXBingX0.18190.1827$50K
BloFinblofin0.18230.183$3K

The gap between venues

Cheapest on Bybit, dearest on bitunix, 1.10% apart. Those are quotes, not profit: two sets of fees, the transfer and slippage all come out of it. Those are quotes, not profit: two sets of fees, the transfer and slippage all come out of it.

Why the APEX price differs between exchanges

Why prices differ between venues, and when a gap means a closed transfer rather than profit — in the guide what a spread is.

Where these numbers come from

Prices are taken from the best orders on the exchanges we cover and refresh automatically. This is not an averaged rate: every venue has its own, which is why they are all shown side by side.

What matters here

What this means for a APEX trade

There will be somewhere to trade it: 6 more venues we cover still list it. The danger is not the delisting itself but the window between the trading halt and the withdrawal cut-off.

Exchange announcement

The primary source, with dates and conditions: MEXC ↗

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Frequently asked questions

Where is APEX cheapest to buy right now?
Of the venues we cover, the lowest ask is on Bybit. The prices in the table were collected when the page was built, from the exchanges' own public interfaces. Live figures that refresh every few minutes are in our tools linked above.