Binance announced it will delist certain trading pairs to maintain the quality of transactions in the spot market and protect users from potential risks.
According to the exchange’s official statement, trading in certain spot currency pairs will be terminated based on periodic reviews that consider criteria such as liquidity and trading volume.
According to the announcement, spot trading will be suspended on 0G/FDUSD, ARPA/BTC, AXS/ETH, BEL/BTC, BERA/BNB, ENSO/FDUSD, FORTH/BTC, HEMI/BNB, ILV/BTC, JOE/BTC, MAV/BTC, NEAR/BNB, NTRN/BNB, PHB/BTC, PLUME/FDUSD, PORTAL/FDUSD, RED/BTC, SC/ETH, SEI/BNB, SKL/BTC, and SOMI/FDUSD pairs as of January 30, 2026, at 11:00 AM. These pairs will be closed for trading on the Binance Spot platform after this date.
Binance emphasized that delisting a spot trading pair does not mean that the associated tokens are completely removed from the platform. Users will still be able to buy and sell the base and counter assets involved in the delisted pairs through other trading pairs available on Binance.
On the other hand, the exchange announced that Spot Trading Bots services for the specified spot trading pairs will also be terminated on the same date and time. Binance strongly advised investors using automated trading bots to update their bot settings or completely disable them to prevent potential losses.
This step is seen as part of Binance’s strategy to improve its market structure and mitigate risks that may arise from low-volume trading pairs.
*This is not investment advice.