Binance Will Delist 12 Spot Pairs, While Bybit Will Remove Seven Tokens
- On May 8, Binance will remove 12 spot trading pairs following its latest liquidity review.
- Bybit will delist seven tokens, including $DGB, HOOK, SLP, RDNT, GAME, PORTALS, and $USDD.
- Traders are advised to check open orders, bots, deposits, and withdrawals before the specified dates.
In May, crypto exchanges Binance and Bybit will carry out major delistings affecting multiple cryptocurrency trading pairs and tokens.
On May 8, 2026, Binance will remove the following 12 spot trading pairs: AVA/$BTC, BCH/$BNB, CFX/$BTC, ENA/$BTC, HBAR/$FDUSD, LA/$BNB, MAGIC/$BTC, OP/$BTC, PUNDIX/USDC, STEEM/ETH, WIN/TRX, and XPL/$FDUSD.
The exchange stated that the decision followed a periodic review of listed spot pairs. Pairs with weak liquidity or low trading volume may be removed even if the underlying assets remain available on other platforms.
A representative of Binance clarified that removing a spot pair does not mean the tokens will disappear from Binance Spot. Users will still be able to trade these assets through other supported pairs, if available. However, Spot Trading Bot services for the affected pairs will be discontinued.
On May 12, Bybit will delist several tokens. According to the official announcement, the exchange will remove $DGB, HOOK, SLP, RDNT, GAME, PORTALS, and $USDD from spot trading.
The changes will affect the following pairs: $DGB/$USDT, HOOK/$USDT, SLP/$USDT, RDNT/$USDT, GAME/$USDT, PORTALS/$USDT, and $USDD/$USDT.
All open orders active at that time will be automatically canceled. Users utilizing Spot Grid Bots or DCA Bots on the affected pairs were advised to close them before trading ends. Otherwise, the platform will automatically disable the bots.
Like Binance, Bybit regularly reviews listed tokens and projects to ensure they continue to meet platform requirements.
Cryptocurrency delistings traditionally have a negative impact on the price of the removed asset. However, exceptions do occur. Previously, Happy Coin News reported that Monero remains popular even after being delisted from major exchanges.
See also: "Crypto Exchange Drift Launched a Compensation Program for Users After the Hacker Attack"
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