Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, announced on its official website that it will remove certain margin trading pairs from its platform.
As a result, effective February 26 at 09:00, 10 cross-margined trading pairs and 9 isolated-margined trading pairs will be delisted.
Pairs to remove from cross-margin trading include $POL/$USDCALCX/$USDTSAPIEN/$USDC, $PNUT/$USDCARKM/$USDCBROCCOLI714/$USDCOPEN/$USDC, $CKB/$USDC,HOLO/$USDCAnd $WIRE/$BTC.
In the isolated margin category, the following trading pairs will be delisted: $POL/$USDCALCX/$USDTSAPIEN/$USDC, $PNUT/$USDCARKM/$USDCOPEN/$USDC, $CKB/$USDC,HOLO/$USDCAnd $WIRE/$BTC.
The delisting decision was reportedly made following periodic assessments of criteria such as liquidity, trading volume and risk factors of the currency pairs in question. Binance regularly conducts listing reviews to protect user security and market stability in margined markets.
Users are required to close their open positions or make necessary adjustments before the specified date. Otherwise, automatic liquidation processes could be activated by the system.
No additional information was shared in the announcement regarding any changes to the spot markets. Investors are advised to carefully follow official announcements.
*This does not constitute investment advice.
