In a dual move aimed at optimizing its trading ecosystem, Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has announced both the addition of new spot trading pairs and the removal of several underperforming ones.
The exchange revealed plans to list two new spot trading pairs: BTC/USD and DYM/USDC. These pairs are scheduled to go live on December 4, 2025, at 8:00 a.m. UTC. The BTC/USD pair allows direct trading of Bitcoin against the US Dollar, simplifying strategies for dollar-based traders, while the DYM/USDC pair provides a liquidity pool for the Dymension token against the stablecoin USD Coin.
Concurrently, Binance is delisting multiple spot trading pairs due to regular market reviews that identified issues such as low liquidity and insufficient trading volume. The affected pairs, including ACH/BTC, DENT/ETH, EGLD/FDUSD, HAEDAL/BNB, INIT/FDUSD, PORTAL/BNB, PORTAL/BTC, PROVE/FDUSD, QTUM/BTC, RIF/BTC, SHELL/FDUSD, STRAX/BTC, TREE/FDUSD, WAXP/BTC, and W/BTC, will be removed from trading on December 5, 2025, at 06:00 UTC.
Binance emphasized that this delisting does not constitute a full removal of the tokens from the platform; users can still trade these assets on other existing pairs. However, Spot Trading Bots operating on the delisted pairs will be shut down at the same time, prompting users to update or cancel their bots to avoid losses.
The introduction of the BTC/USD and DYM/USDC pairs is expected to enhance market liquidity and provide more direct trading avenues, particularly benefiting Bitcoin's status as a benchmark asset and boosting visibility for the Dymension project. On the other hand, the delisting of low-liquidity pairs is part of Binance's strategy to maintain a high-quality trading environment and ensure sustainable liquidity on the platform.
These actions reflect Binance's ongoing efforts to adapt to market demands and prioritize user safety, with similar updates anticipated in the future based on periodic reviews.
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