Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced that it will be removing some pairs traded on the spot market.
According to the official statement from the exchange, all spot trading pairs are regularly reviewed to protect users and maintain a high-quality trading environment. As a result of these reviews, it was decided to delist some pairs due to low liquidity, insufficient trading volume, and other factors negatively affecting market efficiency.
According to Binance’s latest assessments, trading will be suspended in a total of 23 spot trading pairs as of 06:00 on January 9, 2026. The pairs to be removed include 1000SATS/FDUSD, 2Z/BNB, AEVO/BTC, BARD/FDUSD, BIO/BNB, DOLO/FDUSD, EDEN/BNB, EDEN/FDUSD, EGLD/BNB, ETHFI/FDUSD, GLMR/BTC, HOT/ETH, HUMA/FDUSD, IOTA/ETH, KAITO/BTC, MIRA/FDUSD, MORPHO/BNB, MORPHO/FDUSD, NEIRO/FDUSD, RONIN/FDUSD, SOMI/BNB, SSV/ETH, and TURTLE/BNB.
Binance also emphasized that the removal of spot trading pairs does not completely eliminate the overall accessibility of the related crypto assets on the platform. Users will still be able to buy and sell the underlying assets in the delisted pairs through other trading pairs that remain supported on Binance.
It was also reminded that spot trading bots active for the aforementioned currency pairs will be deactivated as of the specified date and time. Binance warned users to update or deactivate their bot settings in a timely manner to prevent potential losses.
*This is not investment advice.
