Binance to Delist 20 Spot Pairs and Two Perpetual Contracts in February
Binance said it will remove 20 spot trading pairs and two perpetual contracts in a phased schedule throughout February, part of routine market adjustments on both its spot and derivatives venues. The exchange also unveiled new TradFi-linked perpetual contracts on its derivatives platform, expanding product offerings that tie crypto derivatives to traditional finance underlyings. Affected users should review official delisting notices for exact pairs, cessation times, and instructions for closing or migrating positions.
The delistings could compress liquidity and widen spreads for the impacted tokens, raising the risk of forced liquidations for leveraged traders who don’t act before deadlines. Conversely, the TradFi-linked perpetuals may attract institutional or cross-asset traders and increase derivatives volume, but they also add complexity and potential regulatory scrutiny. Market participants should monitor orderbooks, adjust risk settings, and consider alternatives if exposure to the removed pairs is material.