Binance Announces Delisting of Six Spot Trading Pairs to Enhance Market Quality
05.03.2025 07:14
Binance has revealed that it will delist six spot trading pairs on March 7, 2025, as a part of its routine market quality review. The aim is to maintain a high-quality trading environment and protect users from low liquidity and low trading volume. The pairs being removed include MDT/BTC, MLN/BTC, ROSE/ETH, VIB/BTC, VIC/BTC, and XAI/BTC. However, users will still be able to trade the underlying assets through other pairs on the platform. Additionally, Binance will terminate Spot Trading Bot services for these pairs, reminding users to adjust their bots to avoid potential losses. Binance's regular market reviews are a measure to ensure market stability and efficiency.
The removal of the MDT/BTC trading pair could lead to decreased trading volume for MDT, affecting its short-term price negatively.
Similar to MDT, the MLN/BTC pair being delisted might cause a short-term decline in MLN's price due to reduced trading volume.
Without the ROSE/ETH pair, ROSE might experience decreased trading interest, potentially lowering its price.
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