Binance information, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, is shaking up its trading platform once again. The exchange has announced the removal of five spot trading pairs as part of its regular market review. This change, set to take effect on February 17, 2025, at 6:00 a.m. UTC, is aimed at keeping the platform efficient and user-friendly.
But why these specific pairs? And what does this mean for traders holding these assets? Let’s break it down.
Trading Pairs Set for Removal
The following trading pairs will be delisted:
HMSTR/FDUSD
SAGA/BTC
ILV/BTC
LTO/BTC
MDT/BTC
Binance Margin has confirmed that both cross-margin and isolated margin trading will be affected. Users will no longer be able to transfer assets related to these pairs into isolated margin accounts, whether manually or through auto-transfer.
Important Dates to Remember
February 12, 2025, at 6:00 a.m. UTC – Binance will suspend isolated margin borrowing for the affected pairs.
February 17, 2025, at 6:00 a.m. UTC – Binance will automatically close users’ positions, settle accounts, and cancel all pending orders related to the delisted pairs. After this, the pairs will be permanently removed from the platform.
What Traders Should Do
Binance advises users to close any open positions and transfer related assets from margin accounts to spot accounts before February 17. If users fail to do so, their positions may be settled automatically, which could lead to unexpected losses depending on market conditions.
For traders actively using these pairs, this early notice provides enough time to adjust trading strategies and make necessary changes before the deadline.
Can These Tokens Still Be Traded?
Yes, the delisting only applies to the specific trading pairs mentioned. Binance has clarified that users can still trade HMSTR, SAGA, ILV, LTO, and MDT through other active pairs on the platform.
Why Is Binance Removing These Pairs?
Binance did not give a specific reason for the removal, but delistings are usually based on factors such as low trading volume and limited liquidity. When a trading pair has low activity, it can create inefficiencies and make trading less effective.
As part of its ongoing market review, Binance regularly updates its offerings to improve the overall trading experience and ensure that only the most viable trading pairs remain available.
This decision reflects Binance’s commitment to optimizing market performance while giving users access to the best possible trading opportunities.
Market efficiency comes at a (harsh) cost!
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