Binance announced on X that it will delist six crypto assets, with removals taking effect April 23, 2026. Users should review the exchange notice and manage holdings before the deadline.
Binance announced it will remove 10 trading pairs at the end of March, naming pairs that include ALT/BTC, CYBER/BNB, CYBER/ETH, CYBER/FDUSD, JUV/USDC, LSK/BTC, SAND/BTC and VET/BTC. Users with positions in the affected markets should check deadlines and move funds if needed.
Binance will remove eight cryptocurrencies from spot trading on April 1, 2026, after a review found they no longer meet its updated listing criteria. Affected tokens include A2Z, FORTH, HOOK, IDEX, LRC, NTRN, RDNT and SXP.
Binance will delist eight cryptocurrencies effective April 1, 2026, suspending trading across spot, futures, margin, and Earn products. The exchange did not name the assets in its announcement.
Binance has removed 21 tokens from its platform, the exchange said in an official announcement on 12 March 2026. The delisting could squeeze liquidity and prompt short-term price volatility for affected projects.
Binance announced it will remove four trading pairs from its spot and margin platforms later in March, advising users to close or convert affected positions before the deadline.
Binance announced it will delist 20 spot trading pairs and two perpetual contracts across February while adding new TradFi-linked perpetual listings on its derivatives platform. Traders may face reduced liquidity and should check exchange notices for affected pairs and deadlines.
Binance will delist six tokens—ACA, CHESS, DATA, DF, GHST and NKN—after a routine review, with trading to stop on Feb 13 and withdrawals allowed until May. Users should move or convert affected assets before the withdrawal window closes to avoid loss of access.
Binance announced it is removing 12 low-cap memecoins from its Speculative Slot listings on Jan 29, 2026. Holders should review the exchange notice and consider moving funds or adjusting positions.
Binance announced it will remove the SHIB/DOGE pair along with 21 other spot trading pairs in a scheduled delisting, warning traders to act before the deadline. The move reduces available market routes for low-volume meme and niche pairs and may pressure liquidity.