Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced the listing of seven new spot trading pairs, effective April 28, 2026 at 16:00 (UTC+8). The newly added pairs include AVNT/U, BIO/U, CHIP/U, CHIP/USD1, KAT/U, USD1/TRY, and XAUT/USD1, spanning sectors such as AI, DeFi, gaming, and gold-backed stablecoins, further diversifying the exchange's trading ecosystem.
Details of New Trading Pairs
Specific pairs are as follows:
- AVNT/U: AVNT token paired with USDT. AVNT is the native token of Avant Finance, a decentralized lending platform focusing on real-world assets (RWA).
- BIO/U: BIO token paired with USDT. BIO powers the Biogenesis DAO, facilitating decentralized biotechnology research.
- CHIP/U and CHIP/USD1: Dual listings for the gaming token CHIP, offering liquidity against both USDT and USD1 stablecoin.
- KAT/U: KAT token paired with USDT. KAT is used in the Katalyst protocol for cross-chain data verification.
- USD1/TRY: A direct pair between USD1 stablecoin and Turkish Lira, catering to Turkish users for seamless fiat on-ramps.
- XAUT/USD1: XAUT (Tether Gold) paired with USD1, providing an efficient route for trading tokenized gold against a dollar-pegged stablecoin.
Spot Trading Bots Available
Binance also confirmed that spot trading bots (grid trading, DCA, etc.) will be enabled for all new pairs immediately upon listing, empowering users with automated trading strategies to enhance execution efficiency.
Market Implications
The introduction of the USD1/TRY pair underscores Binance's strategic focus on Turkey, one of the world's highest crypto adoption markets. Meanwhile, the XAUT/USD1 pair aims to boost liquidity for gold-backed tokens. Prior to the announcement, price movements for the tokens were mixed: AVNT at -0.05%, BIO at -1.39%, CHIP flat at +0.00%, KAT up +0.10%, and XAUT down -0.56%. Liquidity shifts are expected once trading officially begins.
Binance reiterates that crypto trading carries significant risk; users should conduct thorough research and exercise caution. All pairs will open as scheduled on April 28 at 16:00 UTC+8.