Binance announced it will remove certain trading pairs from its platform in order to maintain the quality of spot market transactions and enhance user security.
According to the official announcement published by the exchange, trading in a total of 11 spot trading pairs will cease on May 15, 2026, at 06:00 AM, and these pairs will be removed from the Binance Spot platform.
The trading pairs to be delisted include ATOM/$FDUSD, AXS/$BTC, CELO/$BTC, GAS/$BTC, MANTA/$FDUSD, PYTH/$BTC, SANTOS/$BTC, SIGN/$FDUSD, SOPH/$FDUSD, $XVS/BNB, and $XVS/$BTC. Binance stated that this decision was made as a result of regular market reviews.
The exchange management stated that factors such as low liquidity, decreasing trading volume, and overall market efficiency were taken into consideration in the decision to remove the trading pairs.
The company emphasized that the removal of certain trading pairs does not mean that the associated tokens will be completely deleted from the platform. Users will be able to continue buying and selling these digital assets through other trading pairs available on Binance.
Assets affected by the decision include well-known projects such as Cosmos, Axie Infinity, Celo, Pyth Network, and Venus.
Binance advised users to review any open orders in the trading pairs that will be removed before the specified date. After the trading halt time, the system will automatically cancel pending orders in the relevant pairs.
Cryptocurrency exchanges regularly review trading pairs to improve platform efficiency and create a healthier market structure. Binance’s latest move is seen as part of its strategy to optimize market liquidity and improve user experience.
*This is not investment advice.
