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CLAUS delisted from MEXC: where to trade it next

MEXC is delisting the perpetual contract CLAUS/USDT. Trading stops on November 4, 2026 at 07:00 UTC. Among the venues we cover it also trades on WEEX, 7.50% away from here.

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MEXC is delisting the perpetual contract CLAUS/USDT. Trading stops on November 4, 2026 at 07:00 UTC. Among the venues we cover it also trades on WEEX, 7.50% away from here.

Where it trades right now

VenueBidAsk24h volume
MEXCMEXC0.0028580.00286$59K
WEEXWEEX0.0027740.002982$9K

The gap between venues

Cheapest on MEXC, dearest on MEXC, 7.50% apart. Those are quotes, not profit: two sets of fees, the transfer and slippage all come out of it.

What matters here

After the pair is removed the coin will still trade on 1 of the venues we cover, so there will be somewhere to trade it. What matters is different: the trading halt and the withdrawal cut-off do not fall on the same day, and missing the second leaves you with an asset you can neither sell nor move.

The market is thin: total 24-hour volume across all venues is $69K. At that size an order of a couple of thousand dollars moves the price by itself, and your fill will be noticeably worse than the table suggests. Profit cannot be computed from quotes here; you have to look at the book.

The venues are 7.50% apart, which is a lot for a coin with live volume. A gap that wide usually does not last and means transfers are obstructed somewhere: withdrawals closed, a slow network, or different contracts sharing a ticker. Check transfers before counting profit.

Exchange announcement

The primary source, with dates and conditions: MEXC ↗

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Frequently asked questions

Where is CLAUS cheapest to buy right now?
Of the venues we cover, the lowest ask is on MEXC. 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.
Why do prices differ between exchanges?
Venues are not connected: each has its own order book and its own participants. On a coin with modest volume, one order is enough to push the price percent away from its neighbours. Tickers are not unique either — the same name sometimes means different tokens, and then the "gap" means nothing at all.
How fresh are these prices?
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.