Binance to delist eight spot trading pairs including ERA/BNB on July 31

Binance to delist eight spot trading pairs including ERA/BNB on July 31

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2026-07-28 07:33:21
Binance said it will remove eight spot trading pairs and halt trading for them at 11:00 Beijing time on July 31, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by BlockBeats on July 28. The pairs listed for removal are ERA/BNB, MAGIC/USDC, MASK/USDC, MOVE/TRY, MOVE/USDC, POL/BTC, STORJ/TRY, and SUSHI/USDC. Binance also said spot trading bot services tied to those pairs will end at the same time, and advised users to update or cancel their bot settings in advance. The exchange added that the delisting of these pairs will not affect the availability of the underlying tokens in spot trading, as users will still be able to trade the relevant assets through other available spot pairs.
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Binance will remove eight spot trading pairs and stop trading for them at 11:00 a.m. Beijing time on July 31, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by BlockBeats on July 28.

The pairs are ERA/BNB, MAGIC/USDC, MASK/USDC, MOVE/TRY, MOVE/USDC, POL/BTC, STORJ/TRY, and SUSHI/USDC.

Spot trading bot services for those pairs will also end at the same time. Binance advised users to update or cancel related bot settings in advance.

The exchange said the removal of these spot pairs will not affect the availability of the underlying tokens on the spot market, and users can still trade the relevant tokens through other spot trading pairs.

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