Binance Delists 20 Trading Pairs This Saturday in Market Review
TL;DR
Binance delists 20 spot trading pairs on January 13.
The exchange cited poor liquidity and low trading volume.
Binance adds three new trading pairs, including LINK/USD¹.
The Binance exchange platform will execute the removal of 20 spot trading pairs this Saturday, January 13. The measure takes effect at 08:00 UTC. The Exchange made this decision after a periodic review of all available trading pairs. The stated goal is to protect users and maintain market quality. The criteria for removal include low trading volume and insufficient liquidity in those specific markets.
The affected pairs are ACT/FDUSD, AEVO/FDUSD, AR/FDUSD, DOGS/FDUSD, HEMI/FDUSD, HFT/BTC, IO/FDUSD, MEME/FDUSD, NFP/FDUSD, PENDLE/FDUSD, PHA/BTC, RARE/BTC, RAY/FDUSD, RED/FDUSD, SAND/FDUSD, SHELL/BTC, SXP/BTC, TURTLE/FDUSD, ZBT/FDUSD and ZK/FDUSD. Binance will also terminate all trading bot services configured for these pairs.
Binance urged users to adjust or cancel their bots before Saturday to avoid potential losses. Deposit and withdrawal functions for the individual tokens will continue operating normally on the platform.
New Pairs and Proof of Reserves Changes
Parallel to the removals, Binance will add three new spot markets. The platform will enable trading for the LINK/USD¹, PEPE/USD¹, and USDC/MXN pairs. The activation time is the same Saturday at 08:00 UTC. According to the statement, these additions seek to expand the options available for traders and improve their experience. Trading bots will also be available for these new pairs from the start.
In a separate announcement, Binance reported an update to the presentation of its proof of reserves. The change will modify the scope of net account balances included in the calculation. The previous system did not include Binance’s own assets in the net balance, which showed an inflated reserve ratio. The new methodology will incorporate those assets to offer a more accurate representation.
The update aims to reflect all account balances on Binance with greater precision. The company states this adjustment will avoid confusion and help users understand the essence of the 1:1 backing guarantee.
The commitment to publish proof of reserves continues as a monthly practice in the sector. This process offers users a cryptographic verification that the platform custodies the funds it declares.
Filed under: News - @ January 12, 2026 9:22 pm