Binance to halt trading for four pairs due to low liquidity
Binance to delist four trading pairs
Binance, one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has announced the upcoming delisting of four spot trading pairs as part of its regular assessment of market conditions. The decision follows the company’s latest review, which identified poor liquidity and low trading volumes as the main factors driving the move.
According to the official announcement, trading for the following pairs will end on July 4, 2025, at 03:00 UTC: ACT/EUR, FIO/BTC, TNSR/FDUSD, and TST/FDUSD.
Binance emphasized that this decision aims to protect users and maintain high trading standards across its platform. The exchange conducts regular reviews of all spot markets and removes trading pairs that no longer meet its internal standards for quality and performance.
Token availability
It is important to note that the removal of a trading pair does not affect the availability of the underlying tokens. Users will still be able to buy and sell the respective base and quote assets through other trading pairs available on the platform. For example, tokens like FIO or ACT will remain tradable in other active markets on Binance.
The exchange also reminded users that EUR is a fiat currency, and its presence in a trading pair does not imply it is a digital asset.
Trading bots and official information
Additionally, Binance will disable Spot Trading Bots for the above-mentioned pairs at the same time. Users utilizing automated trading strategies for these markets are strongly encouraged to cancel or reconfigure their bots in advance to avoid potential losses.
This update reaffirms Binance’s commitment to providing a safe, efficient, and sustainable trading environment for its global user base.
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