Binance, one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced that some pairs traded on the spot market will be discontinued.
According to a statement from the exchange, the decision to delist certain trading pairs was made as a result of regular reviews conducted to protect users and provide a high-quality trading environment.
Accordingly, trading in the following pairs will be suspended as of 06:00 on April 17, 2026: ARB/EUR, BANANA/FDUSD, Bitcoin/TUSD, CYBER/BTC, Ethereum/TUSD, ICP/FDUSD, RLC/ETH, TIA/BTC, TRUMP/EUR, and WIF/EUR. Trading in these pairs will not be possible after the specified date.
Binance stated that several factors, including low liquidity, insufficient trading volume, and overall market conditions, were behind this decision. However, it was emphasized that the removal of the pairs does not mean that the related tokens have been completely deleted from the platform. Users will be able to continue buying and selling these assets through other trading pairs available on Binance.
Experts say that these kinds of regular listing reviews are important for market health. The removal of low-volume pairs aims to both improve the investor experience and focus on more liquid markets.
Binance reminded users that, to avoid potential losses, they should review their open orders on the relevant trading pairs and complete any necessary transactions before the specified date.
*This is not investment advice.
