Binance continues to regularly review spot trading pairs to protect our users and continue to provide a high-quality trading environment.
As a result of these assessments, the cryptocurrency exchange announced that it would remove some spot trading pairs from its platform, citing various criteria such as low liquidity and insufficient trading volume.
According to the official announcement, Binance will suspend trading on a total of 20 spot trading pairs as of 6am on January 23, 2026.
AI/BTCAro/BNBApe/BTC,auction/BTC,tree/FDUSD,DYDX/FDUSDthis/BNB,fill/EthereumID/BTC,kite/BNBLDO/BTC,LRC/EthereumNMR/BTC,Peng/FDUSD,PNUT/BTC,PYR/BTC,Strak/FDUSD,XVG/Ethereum,YFI/BTC,ZIL/Ethereum.
Binance officials emphasized that the removal of these trading pairs will not affect the overall accessibility of the tokens on Binance Spot. Users can buy and sell base and counter assets traded in these pairs through other trading pairs available on the platform.
Meanwhile, Binance announced that its spot trading bot service for these trading pairs will also end on the same day. To prevent potential losses, users are strongly advised to update their bot settings or disable them completely.
Experts say these regular delisting operations play an important role in ensuring a healthier market and preventing investors from being harmed by low-volume and high-risk pairs. With this move, Binance once again demonstrates its commitment to providing a reliable and transparent trading environment for the global cryptocurrency market.
*This is not investment advice.
