Summary
- Binance said it will delist 23 spot trading pairs, citing factors such as liquidity and trading volume.
- The delistings include a number of major pairs such as 0G/BNB, AGLD/BTC, BTC/ZAR, and ETH/ZAR.
- Separately from the delistings, existing base assets and quote assets can still be traded via other supported pairs, and related spot trading bot services will also be discontinued.
Global digital-asset (cryptocurrency) exchange Binance is delisting a number of spot trading pairs, citing factors such as liquidity and trading volume.
According to a Binance notice on the 19th, Binance will halt spot trading for ▲0G/BNB ▲1MBABYDOGE/FDUSD ▲ADX/ETH ▲AGLD/BTC ▲ALT/FDUSD ▲ARKM/BTC ▲ATOM/ETH ▲BTC/ZAR ▲ENS/BTC ▲ETH/ZAR ▲HOLO/BNB ▲HOLO/FDUSD ▲MOVR/BTC ▲NEWT/FDUSD ▲OP/ETH ▲ORDI/BTC ▲OXT/BTC ▲POLYX/BTC ▲SLP/ETH ▲SSV/BTC ▲STO/FDUSD ▲STORJ/BTC ▲TRB/BTC starting at 08:00 (UTC) on the 20th.
Binance said that “the delisting of trading pairs is unrelated to whether the tokens themselves remain available for spot trading on Binance,” adding that “existing base and quote assets can be traded via other supported trading pairs.”
Spot trading bot services applied to the affected pairs will also be discontinued at the same time. Binance advised users to update or cancel their trading bots before the service ends.
