On March 5, 2025, Binance announced the removal of five spot trading pairs associated with several emerging blockchain projects, as part of its ongoing review of market performance. The pairs that were removed include:
MDT/BTC (Measurable Data Token)
MLN/ETH (Enzyme)
ROSE/BNB (Oasis)
VIB/USDT (Viberate)
VIC/BUSD (Viction – formerly known as TomoChain)
About the affected projects:
1. Measurable Data Token (MDT): A project focused on decentralized data exchange between users, buyers, and data providers.
2. Enzyme (MLN): A platform for managing investment strategies, combining automation and manual control.
3. Oasis (ROSE): A network pushing privacy in Web 3 applications, with support for DeFi, GameFi, and NFTs.
4. Viberate (VIB): A platform that connects artists, fans, and event organizers using blockchain technology.
5. Viction (VIC) – Formerly known as TomoChain: Aims to provide scalable infrastructure for decentralized applications.
6. XAI: The first Layer 3 solution in the Arbitrum ecosystem, focused on the gaming industry.
Reason for removal:
Binance regularly reviews trading pairs based on several criteria, such as low liquidity, weak trading volume, or changes in project strategies. It is worth noting that the cryptocurrencies associated with these projects are still available on the platform, but via other trading pairs.
Recommendations for users:
Binance has suspended spot trading bot services for these pairs, and advised users to update or uninstall their bots to avoid any execution issues.
Investors can convert their assets into alternative trading pairs that are still available on the platform.
These measures come as part of Binance’s commitment to maintaining a robust trading environment and protecting users from the risks of low liquidity.
