Binance Delists Multiple Altcoin Spot Trading Pairs

Binance announced that it will remove several trading pairs from its spot trading platform in an effort to maintain trading quality and improve user safety.

According to the exchange’s official statement, trading for a total of 11 spot trading pairs will be discontinued on May 15, 2026, at 06:00 GMT, after which the pairs will be removed from Binance Spot.

Trading Pairs Scheduled for Delisting

The following trading pairs will be removed:

• ATOM/$FDUSD
• AXS/$BTC
• CELO/$BTC
• GAS/$BTC
• MANTA/$FDUSD
• PYTH/$BTC
• SANTOS/$BTC
• SIGN/$FDUSD
• SOPH/$FDUSD
• $XVS/BNB
• $XVS/$BTC

Binance stated that the decision was made following its routine market review process.

Why Binance Is Removing These Pairs

According to the exchange, several factors were considered during the review process, including:

• low liquidity;
• declining trading volume;
• overall market efficiency.

Binance emphasized that removing specific trading pairs does not mean the corresponding tokens are being fully delisted from the platform.

Users will still be able to trade these digital assets through other available trading pairs on Binance.

Major Projects Affected

The decision impacts several well-known crypto projects, including:

• Cosmos;
• Axie Infinity;
• Celo;
• Pyth Network;
• Venus.

Users Advised to Review Open Orders

Binance advised users to review any open orders tied to the affected trading pairs before the delisting date.

Once trading is suspended, the system will automatically cancel all pending orders for the removed pairs.

Focus on Market Optimization

Cryptocurrency exchanges regularly review trading pairs to improve platform efficiency and maintain a healthier market structure.

Binance’s latest move is being viewed as part of its broader strategy to optimize market liquidity and enhance user experience.

See also: "Binance Announces New Altcoin Trading Pairs for Spot Platform"

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