Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has announced it will delist five specific spot trading pairs effective December 26, 2025, at 06:00 UTC. The affected pairs are BIO/FDUSD, ENS/FDUSD, INJ/ETH, TREE/BNB, and VTHO/TRY. The exchange stated this decision is part of its regular review process to maintain a high-quality trading environment, protect users, and improve market quality.
The primary reasons cited for the delisting include low liquidity and weak trading volume on these specific pairs. Binance emphasized that this is a pair delisting, not a full token delisting. The underlying tokens—BIO, ENS, INJ, TREE, and VTHO—will remain available for trading on the platform through other eligible pairs, such as those against BTC or USDT.
Trading in these pairs will be suspended at the specified time. After this deadline, users will no longer be able to place new orders for these combinations, and any existing open orders will be automatically canceled by the exchange. Binance also warned that its Spot Trading Bots services for these currency pairs will be terminated simultaneously.
The exchange strongly advised users to update or cancel their trading bots before the service ends to prevent potential losses. Traders holding assets in these pairs are recommended to either sell or trade their holdings before the deadline, withdraw the tokens to another wallet or exchange, or simply hold the tokens if they remain listed on other pairs.
Binance stated that such periodic reviews are standard practice to ensure a healthy, secure, and efficient trading environment, consolidating liquidity into stronger markets. The exchange aims to strengthen its ecosystem by prioritizing transparency and security and recommends investors conduct their own research considering the risks before trading.
