Binance announced it will delist the BTC/RON trading pair as part of its periodic reviews aimed at protecting transaction quality and user security in the spot market.
According to the official statement from the company, spot trading on the BTC/RON pair will be completely stopped on January 2, 2026, at 06:00.
Binance stated that low liquidity, insufficient trading volume, and other factors affecting market efficiency are considered when delisting trading pairs. As a result of the latest evaluations, the BTC/RON pair did not meet these criteria and therefore a decision was made to delist it.
The statement specifically emphasized that RON is a fiat currency and does not represent any digital asset. It was also noted that the removal of the BTC/RON pair will not affect the overall accessibility of Bitcoin on the Binance Spot platform. Users will continue to be able to trade Bitcoin through other eligible trading pairs that remain listed on Binance.
On the other hand, Binance announced that the Spot Trading Bot services used for the BTC/RON pair will also be terminated on the same date and time. In this context, investors using automated trading bots are advised to update their bot settings or cancel the bots before trading is halted to prevent potential losses.
Binance officials emphasized that listing and delisting processes will continue regularly to adapt to market conditions and create a healthy trading environment. Users were urged to closely monitor upcoming changes and plan their portfolio management accordingly.
*This is not investment advice.
