
Binance delists four spot trading pairs Aug. 7, citing low liquidity. A separate round on Aug. 17 removes six tokens including ACX, HFT, VANRY and VIC.
Binance will remove four spot trading pairs on Aug. 7, the exchange said in an announcement. The affected pairs are QNT/BTC, RPL/USDC, SIGN/BNB and SKL/USDC. The delisting follows a periodic review of listed pairs, with poor liquidity and low trading volume cited as the trigger, according to Binance.
Spot Trading Bots services for the four pairs will be shut down at the same time. Binance recommended that users cancel or update their bots before the removal to avoid losses.
The exchange also flagged a separate, broader delisting later in the month. On Aug. 17, Binance will suspend all spot trading for six tokens: Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX (PIVX), Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR), Vanar (VANRY) and Viction (VIC). The Vanar delisting comes as Binance said it will not support the token's contract swap plan.
Deposits of the six tokens will stop being credited after Aug. 18. Withdrawals will be cut off after Oct. 17. Binance Futures will close all positions on the six tokens' contracts on Aug. 8 and delist the contracts after settlement, the exchange said.
Binance runs periodic reviews of its listed assets, delisting tokens or pairs that fail to meet liquidity and volume thresholds. The Aug. 7 removals affect pairs across four tokens, while the Aug. 17 delisting removes the tokens entirely.
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