Crypto Trading Ending: What You Need to Do

After January 31, 2026, Composer will no longer support crypto assets or crypto indicators. Any remaining crypto positions and symphonies will be automatically liquidated on February 4, 2026.

What's affected

This change affects:

• Direct crypto positions (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.)
• Symphonies that hold crypto assets
• Symphonies that use crypto indicators

Note: Crypto ETFs like BITC, BITX, ETHU, and others are NOT affected. Symphonies holding these ETFs will continue trading normally.

Actions you need to take by January 31

For your invested symphonies with crypto

If you have symphonies that hold crypto assets or use crypto indicators, you have two options:

1. Liquidate the symphony 
2. Edit the symphony - Remove all crypto assets and crypto indicators, then save your changes

Your directly traded crypto positions

Please liquidate all directly held crypto positions (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.) before January 31.

Your watched symphonies with crypto

To keep these symphonies in your watchlist, edit them to remove all crypto assets and crypto indicators. Otherwise, they'll be removed from your watchlist on February 4.

Your symphony drafts with crypto

To keep these symphonies in your drafts, edit them to remove all crypto assets and crypto indicators. Otherwise, they'll be removed from your drafts on February 4.

What happens on February 4

On February 4, 2026, Composer will automatically liquidate:

• Any remaining symphonies with crypto assets or indicators
• Any remaining directly held crypto positions

These liquidations will occur at market prices while the market is open.

Need help?

If you have questions or need help liquidating positions, contact us at [email protected].