Binance said in an official announcement that it will introduce delisting and access standards for Capital Connect starting July 27, 2026. Under the new rules, trading teams may be delisted if they record no trades for 30 consecutive days or if their strategies fail to meet performance thresholds. Binance said non-directional strategies with cumulative returns below -10% and directional strategies below -30% will trigger delisting. The exchange added that existing investments will not be affected after a team is removed, and teams may apply again after 90 days. For investors, access rights will be revoked if no subscription application is submitted within 12 months. Those users may reapply after 180 days. The update was reported by BlockBeats on July 27, citing Binance’s official notice.
Binance will introduce delisting and access standards for Capital Connect starting July 27, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by BlockBeats on July 27.
Under the new rules, trading teams will face delisting if they record no trades for 30 consecutive days or if strategy performance falls below the required level. Binance said non-directional strategies with cumulative returns below -10% and directional strategies below -30% will meet the delisting threshold.
The exchange said existing investments will not be affected after a team is removed from the program. Delisted teams may apply again after 90 days.
For investors, access rights will be canceled if no subscription application is submitted within a 12-month period. Those investors may reapply after 180 days.
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