Binance announced it will be removing some spot trading pairs in order to protect users and maintain a high-quality trading environment in the spot market.
In its official statement, the exchange stated that all spot currency pairs listed on the platform are regularly reviewed and that some pairs may be delisted due to various factors such as low liquidity and insufficient trading volume.
Binance has announced that, following its latest assessments, trading in certain spot pairs will cease and be removed from the platform on February 10, 2026, at 11:00 AM. The pairs to be removed include BTC, BNB, FDUSD, and ETH-based trading pairs.
According to the exchange’s announcement, the spot currency pairs to be delisted are listed as follows: ARDR/BTC, BB/BNB, BB/BTC, BERA/BTC, DIA/BTC, FLUX/BTC, GALA/FDUSD, GPS/BNB, GRT/FDUSD, GUN/FDUSD, ICP/ETH, ICX/BTC, KAITO/FDUSD, KERNEL/BNB, MANA/ETH, NOM/FDUSD, REQ/BTC, XNO/BTC, YGG/BTC, and ZRO/BTC.
Binance reminded users that the removal of these trading pairs does not necessarily mean that the tokens in question have been completely delisted from the exchange, but that users will no longer be able to trade in these pairs. Users were advised to check their open orders and complete any necessary transactions in a timely manner before trading was halted.
This step is seen as one of Binance’s regular updates aimed at increasing liquidity in the spot market and maintaining transaction quality.
*This is not investment advice.