Binance announced that it will continue to regularly review spot trading pairs to protect user security and maintain a high-quality trading environment.
The cryptocurrency exchange has decided to delist certain spot trading pairs following recent reviews. According to Binance’s official announcement, low liquidity, insufficient trading volume, and other factors that negatively impact market efficiency were the reasons for this decision.
According to the announcement, trading in the spot currency pairs ARKM/BNB, BARD/BNB, EGLD/RON, LISTA/FDUSD, SCR/FDUSD, and ZKC/BNB will be permanently suspended as of 6 a.m. on January 2, 2026. After this date, open orders for these pairs will be automatically canceled and users will no longer be able to trade.
Binance emphasized that the assets in question were not completely removed from the platform, only the specified spot pairs were delisted. Users can continue to buy and sell these crypto assets through other trading pairs that remain listed on Binance.
Users were also advised to check their open positions and orders before the specified date to avoid any negative impact from the delisting process.
Exchange officials said these periodic reviews are done to protect market integrity, reduce manipulation risks and create a healthier trading environment for investors. Binance also reminded users that similar measures may be taken in the future depending on market conditions and that they should carefully follow official announcements.
*This is not investment advice.