Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, announced it will remove certain trading pairs from its platform in order to maintain the quality of spot market transactions and enhance user security.
The official statement from the exchange indicated that all spot trading pairs are reviewed at regular intervals, and some pairs may be delisted based on various criteria such as insufficient liquidity, low trading volume, or unsuitability for the market structure.
According to Binance’s latest assessments, trading will be suspended for a total of 21 spot trading pairs as of 11:00 AM on January 27, 2026. The pairs to be removed include BTC/UAH, COMP/BTC, DASH/ETH, ETC/ETH, IO/BTC, LINEA/BNB, MINA/BTC, MMT/BNB, MOVE/BNB, OG/BTC, OGN/BTC, PLUME/BNB, PNUT/FDUSD, RUNE/ETH, SEI/FDUSD, SHIB/DOGE, STX/FDUSD, TIA/FDUSD, TON/BTC, VET/ETH, and YB/BNB.
The company specifically emphasized that this decision does not mean that these crypto assets have been completely removed from Binance. Users will still be able to buy and sell the base and counter assets in the delisted trading pairs through other eligible pairs on Binance. For example, while the BTC/UAH pair is removed, BTC and UAH will continue to be traded on different pairs.
According to experts, these regular “delisting” decisions are critical for exchanges to maintain high market quality. Removing low-volume and poorly liquid currency pairs reduces the risk of price manipulation and contributes to a healthier trading environment for users.
Binance officials reminded users to review their open positions and any related orders before the specified date to avoid any inconvenience. This step is stated to be part of the exchange’s goal to create a transparent and reliable trading environment on a global scale.
*This is not investment advice.
