Binance to Delist Multiple Spot Trading Pairs Including ALCX/BTC and BCH/TUSD

Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has announced the removal of several spot trading pairs, effective from August 30, 2024. This move is part of Binance’s periodic review process aimed at maintaining a high-quality trading market, according to an official announcement.

Details of the Delisted Pairs

Based on the latest reviews, Binance will cease trading on the following pairs:

• ALCX/BTC

• BCH/TUSD
• CHZ/BRL
• ETHFI/BNB
• OMNI/BRL

The delisting will take place at 03:00 (UTC) on August 30, 2024. Users are advised to update or cancel their Spot Trading Bots for these pairs to avoid potential losses.

Impact and Recommendations

Binance will also terminate Spot Trading Bots services for the aforementioned pairs at the same time. Users should take immediate action to adjust their trading bots accordingly. Binance emphasized the importance of cancelling or updating these bots to prevent any unintended trading activities that might lead to financial losses.

This decision is influenced by factors such as poor liquidity and low trading volume, which can affect the overall trading environment. Binance’s continuous efforts to review and manage its listed pairs aim to protect users and ensure a stable trading market.

Regulatory Compliance and Disclaimers

The announcement also includes a disclaimer that digital asset prices are subject to high market risk and price volatility. Binance advises users to carefully consider their investment experience, financial situation, investment objectives, and risk tolerance before engaging in trading activities. The exchange also reserves the right to amend or cancel the announcement at its discretion.

Additionally, Binance notes compliance with the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, which imposes certain restrictions on unauthorized stablecoins for users in the European Economic Area (EEA) from June 30, 2024.

For more information, refer to the official announcement on the Binance website.

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