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What’s Happening?
Binance — the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange — has announced the removal (delisting) of six specific Spot Trading Pairs from its platform as part of its regular market quality review. These changes will take effect on January 2, 2026 at 03:00 UTC.
This is not a removal of the underlying tokens themselves, but rather the specific trading pairs that enable trading between certain token combinations.
Which Spot Trading Pairs Are Being Removed?
Effective January 2, 2026 — 03:00 UTC, Binance will stop trading and remove the following spot trading pairs:
ARKM / BNB
BARD / BNB
EGLD / RON
LISTA / FDUSD
SCR / FDUSD
ZKC / BNB
Why Is Binance Doing This?
Binance conducts periodic reviews of all spot trading pairs to ensure a safe, efficient, and high-quality trading environment. These reviews consider several key factors:
1. Liquidity
Pairs with consistently low trading volume or shallow order books may create poor price discovery and difficulty executing trades.
2. Trading Volume
Pairs that have limited trading activity over time are less efficient and may not justify resources on the platform.
3. Market Quality & Stability
Removing underperforming pairs helps strengthen the overall market and reduce fragmentation or manipulation risk.
What Happens After Removal?
Here’s what you need to know as a Binance user:
Trading Stops
Trading (spot buying/selling) will stop for the above pairs at the cutoff time.
All open orders in these pairs will be automatically canceled once trading ceases.
Will My Tokens Be Lost?
No. The tokens themselves will not be removed from Binance Spot.
You can still trade the same assets using different available pairs — for example, trading ARKM against USDT or BUSD if those pairs exist.
What About Spot Trading Bots?
Binance will terminate Spot Trading Bot services for these pairs at the same time.
Users who use automated traders (bots) are strongly advised to cancel or update their bot settings before January 2 to avoid unexpected losses.
Key Considerations for Traders
Check Your PositionsIf you currently hold trades in any of the affected pairs, you should:Close open positions before the delisting time.Cancel any pending orders.Consider converting assets into other base pairs such as USDT, BUSD, or BTC.Understand Impact vs Asset AvailabilityDelisting affects only the trading pair, not access to the token itself.Your tokens are still safely stored in your Binance wallet.You can withdraw or trade them in other supported markets on Binance.
Why Does Binance Regularly Delist Pairs?
Binance employs these reviews to:
Strengthen market depth and liquidityImprove investor protectionReduce risks associated with thin marketsIncrease price efficiency and execution qualityFocus resources on active and healthy trading instruments
This is a standard practice among major global exchanges, not unique to Binance — similar periodic delistings occur across platforms to maintain market health.
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