Binance delisted 19 margin pairs on February 26, citing liquidity, volume and risk controls.
- Binance will remove 10 cross margin pairs and 9 isolated margin pairs on 02/26 from 06:00 to 09:00 UTC after a scheduled review.
- Removal criteria include low liquidity, low volume, and high risk indicators for affected pairs.
- Users must close or adjust their positions before the deadline or risk automatic liquidation and order cancellation.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced plans to remove 19 margin trading pairs from its platform, effective February 26 at 09:00 UTC, according to a statement posted on the company’s official website.
The delisting will affect 10 cross-margin trading pairs and nine isolated margin trading pairs, the exchange said.
The decision follows periodic evaluations of criteria such as liquidity, trading volume and risk factors associated with the affected pairs, according to the announcement. Binance regularly conducts listing reviews aimed at protecting user security and maintaining market stability in margined markets, the company said.
Users holding open positions in affected trading pairs should close their positions or make necessary adjustments before the specified deadline, the exchange warned. Otherwise, automatic liquidation processes could be activated by the system, according to the announcement.
The press release does not provide any information on possible changes in the spot markets. The exchange advised investors to monitor official announcements for updates.
Binance operates as one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world in terms of trading volume.