A leading exchange has adjusted parameters for dozens of trading pairs. API users need to update their configurations promptly.

SerumDegen · 2026-01-22T09:20:10+00:00

A leading exchange plans to optimize the minimum price movement units for multiple spot trading pairs on January 29, 2026, to enhance market liquidity and improve trading experience. Traders using the API should pay attention to parameter changes and adjust their settings in advance to avoid affecting automated trading.

SerumDegen

2026-01-22 09:20:10

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【Crypto World】Market reports indicate that a leading exchange plans to optimize and adjust the minimum price movement unit (TickSize) for multiple spot trading pairs, including BMT/USDC, CETUS/TRY, FLOW/USDT, IMX/USDC, on January 29, 2026, at 05:00 (UTC).

This upgrade is mainly aimed at enhancing market liquidity and improving trading experience. The official emphasizes that the adjustment will not affect the normal operation of spot trading and other related functions. However, one point requires special attention—the traders using API interfaces must pay attention to parameter changes. After all, this involves your trading bot configuration.

If you are using automated trading tools, it is best to adjust the relevant settings in advance to avoid unexpected situations when the market moves. Although this type of technical upgrade seems small, it can have a relatively direct impact on users employing high-frequency or quantitative strategies.

BMT-0,73%

USDC0,01%

CETUS-2,66%

FLOW1,51%

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 01-22 09:50

Here comes the API parameter change again, having to manually update the configuration every time is so annoying. Quantitative brothers, you need to pay attention this time, so the robot doesn't crash later.

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DaoDeveloper

· 01-22 09:41

ngl, ticksize optimization sounds boring on paper but it's actually a composability thing - if your bot isn't synced with the contract spec, you're basically sending transactions into a void. seen this pattern before w/ merkle tree updates... gotta be meticulous about state management here

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faded_wojak.eth

· 01-22 09:35

Here we go again, API parameters need to be changed, and I have to adjust my bot again. Every time it's said to be a small upgrade, but high-frequency traders always end up spending half a day figuring it out. Wait, what about that BMT coin? Is it still alive?

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-22 09:26

Here we go again, TickSize adjustment... Every time they say it won't affect normal operation, but the bot still has to change configurations. So annoying. API users have to work overtime again. What happened to the promised seamless upgrade? If the parameters aren't updated in time this round, high-frequency orders will suffer again. This exchange's surgery isn't painless. Liquidity optimization? I think it's just a way to cut fees. Mark it on January 29th. We have to keep waiting to change configurations. When will this day end?

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GasBandit

· 01-22 09:21

Coming back to do this again? Every time you say it doesn't affect anything, but in the end, the API developers have to change configurations. So annoying. It's been another month, and the bot needs to be adjusted again... These exchanges really know how to cause trouble. The high-frequency traders will have to work overtime again. Someone's definitely going to get wrecked. Small issues like TickSize can really cause big problems. Who asks, who knows. Mark January 29th, don't let anyone forget to change the parameters and lose out again. If this wave causes someone's bot to crash again... LOL

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