Binance to Delist Multiple Spot Trading Pairs Including SHIB/TUSD and LINK/TUSD

In
a
recent
announcement,
Binance
revealed
its
decision
to
delist
several
spot
trading
pairs
as
part
of
its
periodic
review
process
aimed
at
maintaining
a
high-quality
trading
market.
According
to
Binance,
the
delisting
is
a
result
of
multiple
factors,
including
poor
liquidity
and
trading
volume.

Details
of
the
Delisting

Effective
from

2024-06-28
03:00
(UTC),
the
following
spot
trading
pairs
will
be
removed
and
trading
will
cease:

• BLUR/FDUSD
• LINK/TUSD
• MEME/ETH
• METIS/FDUSD
• NFP/BNB
• OSMO/BTC
• SHIB/TUSD

Impact
on
Spot
Trading
Bots

Binance
will
also
terminate
Spot
Trading
Bots
services
for
the
listed
pairs
at
the
same
time.
Users
are
strongly
advised
to
update
or
cancel
their
Spot
Trading
Bots
before
the
cessation
to
prevent
any
potential
losses.

Potential
Discrepancies
in
Information

Binance
noted
that
there
might
be
discrepancies
in
the
translated
versions
of
this
announcement.
Users
should
refer
to
the
original
English
version
for
the
most
accurate
information.

Further
Information

For
more
details,
users
can
refer
to
the
official
announcement
on
Binance’s
website.

Source

Binance
reserves
the
right
to
amend
or
cancel
this
announcement
at
any
time
without
prior
notice.
Additionally,
from
2024-06-30,
unauthorized
stablecoins
will
be
subject
to
certain
restrictions
for
EEA
users
in
compliance
with
MiCA
requirements.

Users
are
reminded
that
digital
asset
prices
are
subject
to
high
market
risk
and
price
volatility.
Investments
may
go
down
or
up,
and
users
might
not
get
back
the
amount
invested.
It
is
crucial
to
understand
the
risks
and
consult
an
independent
financial
adviser
before
making
any
investment
decisions.
For
more
information,
refer
to
Binance’s

Terms
of
Use
and

Risk
Warning.

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