
Trading on the seven pairs halts Aug. 14, and six tokens lose all spot pairs Aug. 17. Deposits stop being credited a day later; withdrawals end Oct. 17.
Binance will remove seven spot trading pairs on Aug. 14 and fully delist six tokens on Aug. 17, the exchange announced. Both actions take effect at 03:00 UTC. The same announcements cover a Monitoring Tag extension and a TRON maintenance window.
APT/BTC, AR/BTC, A/USDC, BTTC/TRY, CYBER/USDC, LPT/BTC and WAL/FDUSD are the seven pairs affected. Trading on each stops at 03:00 UTC on Aug. 14. Binance runs periodic reviews of its spot list and cuts pairs with weak liquidity and trading volume, the exchange said, describing the process as protecting users and preserving market quality. The notice groups the seven under those standard criteria without assigning a specific reason to each pair. The list spans three BTC quotes, two USDC quotes, one Turkish lira pair and one FDUSD pair.
Pair delistings of that kind are a liquidity cleanup, not a token exit. The base tokens stay available on other Binance pairs, so holders of APT, AR, CYBER, LPT and the rest are not forced to move funds. What demands action is the bot side. Spot Trading Bot services on the seven pairs terminate at the same date and time, and Binance told users to update or cancel their bots before the cutoff to avoid potential losses. The notice says the termination applies "where applicable," which leaves users to check which of their running strategies reference the seven pairs. A running bot on a pair whose order book stops matching has no order book to trade against.
Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX, Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR), Vanar (VANRY) and Viction (VIC) lose every spot trading pair on Aug. 17. Trading halts at 03:00 UTC, and Binance supports no pair for these six assets after that time. None of the six can be sold on the exchange after the halt, and any remaining market for them sits on other venues.
Binance also extended its Monitoring Tag to GLMR, ICX, MOVR, RARE and SOPH. The extension adds five names to a roster of already-tagged assets. The tag is the exchange's public warning that an asset carries elevated volatility and risk relative to the rest of the spot list. Tagged tokens feed into the same periodic review process that produced the August closures. No delisting date has been announced for the five.
Separately, Binance scheduled wallet maintenance for the TRON network on Aug. 13. Deposits and withdrawals on TRON suspend at 05:55 UTC, five minutes before the maintenance window opens at 06:00 UTC, and resume after about an hour once the network is deemed stable. The suspension covers TRX and other tokens on the TRON network, including TRC-20 assets. Binance said it will not issue a separate announcement when services resume.
The dates that carry the real exposure come after the trading halts. Deposits of the six delisted tokens will not be credited after Aug. 18 at 03:00 UTC, one day after trading ends. Withdrawals stay open until Oct. 17 at 03:00 UTC, two months from the delisting. The order of dates means the deposit window closes almost as soon as trading stops, while the withdrawal window runs until October. Tokens still on the exchange after the October cutoff cannot be withdrawn.
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