The affected trading pairs are:
Even though these pairs will be removed, Binance has confirmed that users can still trade these tokens through other available pairs. For example, even if DOGS/BRL is delisted, traders can still buy and sell DOGS and BRL using different pairs on the platform.
Binance regularly reviews its trading pairs to maintain a smooth and efficient market. Pairs with low trading volume or liquidity can make trading difficult and lead to a poor user experience. While Binance hasn’t given a specific reason for this removal, it often delists pairs that don’t meet its standards for an active and liquid market.
If you trade any of these pairs, this advance notice gives you time to adjust your strategy before February 21. Binance also clarified that BRL and EUR are fiat currencies, meaning their removal won’t affect the availability of the related crypto assets.
Impact on Spot Trading Bots
Additionally, Spot Trading Bots will no longer support these pairs after delisting. Binance strongly advises users to update or cancel their bots before the deadline to avoid unexpected losses.
This update is part of Binance’s ongoing efforts to improve its trading platform and ensure a better experience for users.
Delistings today make room for stronger, more active markets tomorrow.
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