Binance Delists 19 Spot Pairs, Including Some BTC and ETH Pairings

Published at 2026-01-22 09:15:13

Binance announced the removal of 19 spot trading pairs on Jan 22, 2026, a move that hit markets across decentralized finance, AI-related tokens and meme assets, and included certain BTC and ETH pairings. While Bitcoin and Ethereum remain listed on the exchange, several trading pairs involving those assets were taken down, removing familiar on-ramp and trading routes for affected tokens.

The delistings can reduce on-exchange liquidity and widen spreads for the impacted tokens, potentially causing short-term price volatility and pushing some volume to decentralized venues or other exchanges. Traders should check open orders and balances and follow any pair-specific timelines from Binance. For projects and traders reliant on centralized liquidity, this underscores the importance of diversified venues and monitoring exchange notices for sudden market-structure changes.

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