
Binance to Delist Four Spot Trading Pairs on October 11: What You Need to Know
By removing underperforming pairs, Binance can offer its users better trading experience and more reliable markets.
1H
-1.09%$0.0105
24H
-0.63%$0.0060
7D
-3.71%$0.0365
30D
-28.7%$0.3811
By removing underperforming pairs, Binance can offer its users better trading experience and more reliable markets.
The delisting of these four tokens comes a week after the company announced that it added 11 different cryptocurrencies, including Balancer (BAL) and Cortex (CTXC), to its watchlist for potential removal.
Binance has been carrying out a lot of this type of restructuring in recent weeks amidst the regulatory challenges it is facing.
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