Binance to Delist Seven USDC Spot Pairs on Sept. 25

Binance to Delist Seven USDC Spot Pairs on Sept. 25

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2026-09-22 06:09:51
Binance said it will remove and halt trading for seven USDC-denominated spot pairs at 11:00 UTC+8 on Sept. 25: AIXBT/USDC, DOLO/USDC, ENJ/USDC, HUMA/USDC, SXT/USDC, TNSR/USDC, and TURTLE/USDC. According to the exchange, the move follows its regular review of listed trading pairs, with liquidity and trading volume among the factors considered. Binance said the delisting of these pairs will not affect trading for the underlying tokens on its spot market, as users can still trade them through other available pairs. The exchange also said it will end spot trading bot services for the affected pairs at the same time, and advised users to update or cancel related strategies in advance to avoid potential losses.

Binance said it will delist and stop trading seven USDC spot pairs at 11:00 UTC+8 on Sept. 25: AIXBT/USDC, DOLO/USDC, ENJ/USDC, HUMA/USDC, SXT/USDC, TNSR/USDC, and TURTLE/USDC.

The exchange said the adjustment is based on its regular review of trading pairs. Factors in that review include liquidity and trading volume.

Binance added that removing these pairs will not affect trading for the related tokens on its spot market. Users will still be able to trade those tokens through other available pairs.

At the same time, Binance will end spot trading bot services for the affected pairs and advised users to update or cancel related strategies in advance to avoid potential losses.

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