Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has announced plans to delist three low liquidity trading pairs as part of its regular market assessments. This move aims to maintain high trading standards and ensure a better experience for users.

Details on the Delisting

In the official announcement on December 12, Binance confirmed that the following spot trading pairs will be delisted:

  • DCR/BTC

  • PEPE/TUSD

  • ZEN/ETH

The delisting is expected to take effect on December 13, 2024, at 03:00 (UTC).

Why Binance is Delisting

Binance periodically evaluates trading pairs to ensure they meet its quality standards, including:

1. Liquidity: Low trading volumes can impact market stability.

2. Market demand: Tokens with limited activity do not attract ongoing interest.

In this case, the affected trading pairs show extremely low 24-hour trading volumes:

  • PEPE/TUSD: 120,279 TUSD

  • ZEN/ETH: 16.81 ETH

  • DCR/BTC: 1.41 BTC

Important Notes for Traders

Binance emphasizes that the delisting of these pairs does not mean that the tokens (PEPE, DCR, ZEN) will be removed from the platform. Traders can still access the assets through other available trading pairs. Binance also advises users to cancel or update their spot trading bots before the delisting to avoid potential losses.

Broader Context

This action follows Binance's earlier decision to delist low liquidity pairs, including GFT/USDT, REN/BTC, and OAX/USDT, on December 10.

As Binance continues to prioritize quality and liquidity, traders are encouraged to closely monitor asset performance to anticipate any changes.

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