Delisting Details and Rationale
Binance announced that it regularly reviews spot trading pairs and may delist some pairs in order to protect users and maintain a high-quality trading market. According to the official statement from the exchange, trading on certain spot trading pairs will be suspended as of January 20, 2026, due to various factors including insufficient liquidity and low trading volume.
Following Binance’s latest reviews, the following currency pairs will be closed for trading as of January 20, 2026, at 11:00 AM: 0G/BNB, 1MBABYDOGE/FDUSD, ADX/ETH, AGLD/BTC, ALT/FDUSD, ARKM/BTC, ATOM/ETH, BTC/ZAR, ENS/BTC, ETH/ZAR, HOLO/BNB, HOLO/FDUSD, MOVR/BTC, NEWT/FDUSD, OP/ETH, ORDI/BTC, OXT/BTC, POLYX/BTC, SLP/ETH, SSV/BTC, STO/FDUSD, STORJ/BTC, and TRB/BTC.
The company emphasized that these periodic reviews are conducted to support the healthy functioning of the market and to provide investors with a safer trading environment. Binance officials stated that delisting decisions are not based on a single criterion; many factors are evaluated together, including liquidity, trading volume, project development status, team activities, and regulatory compliance.
User Guidance and Future Outlook
The statement advised users holding positions in the affected currency pairs to convert their assets to other pairs or withdraw them to their wallets before trading was halted. It also stated that open orders for these pairs would be automatically canceled at the trading halt time.
Binance stated that it will continue similar review processes in the future and may add new pairs while delisting others depending on market conditions. This step was emphasized as part of the exchange’s goal to create a more stable and efficient trading ecosystem.