Binance announced on April 11, 2025 that it would remove seven spot trading pairs from its platform as part of its usual review process aimed at maintaining a high quality trading environment. The exchange cited low liquidity and trading volume in its latest market review.
Binance to list seven spot trading pairs on April 11th
According to an exchange notification, the delisting will take place at 06:00 on April 11th, affecting trading pairs that show low liquidity and trading volume.
Deleting a pair trade
The next spot trading pair will be delisted.
- ACT/BRL
- Alpha/BTC
- Blur/BTC
- CELR/BTC
- Pengu/bnb
- Pond/BTC
- Rune/BNB
Binance has revealed that these specific trading pairs will be removed, but the underlying token will not be removed from the platform. Users can trade affected assets via other existing trading pairs in Binance Spot.
Impact on trading bots
Additionally, Binance will end the spot trading bot service for affected pairs upon removal. Exchange has strongly advised users to update or cancel all active trading bots associated with these pairs to avoid potential losses.
Binance regularly reviews all trade pairs listed to ensure a robust and efficient market for users. Factors that influence the decision of listed trade pairs typically include poor liquidity, low trading activity, and overall market performance.
This latest move follows Binance’s broader efforts to maintain transparency and protect its user base in an increasingly competitive crypto exchange environment.
*This is not investment advice.
