Binance Margin will remove several margin trading pairs on Sept. 18, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily. The affected cross margin pairs are ENJ/USDC, GENIUS/USDC, CVX/USDC, GUN/USDC, and VANA/USDC. Binance will also delist the GENIUS/USDC isolated margin pair.
The exchange said it will suspend isolated margin borrowing for the affected isolated margin pair at 06:00 UTC on Sept. 16, 2026. Then, at 06:00 UTC on Sept. 18, Binance Margin will close users’ positions, carry out automatic settlement, and cancel all pending orders before removing the related pairings from the platform.
Binance added that users will still be able to trade the affected assets through other margin pairs available on Binance Margin. The notice covers changes to margin trading availability rather than a full removal of the tokens from the platform.
Binance Margin will delist several trading pairs at 06:00 UTC on Sept. 18, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily.
The exchange said it will remove the ENJ/USDC, GENIUS/USDC, CVX/USDC, GUN/USDC, and VANA/USDC cross margin pairs, along with the GENIUS/USDC isolated margin pair.
Delisting timetable
Binance Margin said it will suspend isolated margin borrowing for the affected isolated margin pair at 06:00 UTC on Sept. 16, 2026. At 06:00 UTC on Sept. 18, 2026, it will close users’ positions, conduct automatic settlement, and cancel all pending orders. The related pair will then be removed from Binance Margin.
Users will still be able to trade those assets through other trading pairs on Binance Margin.
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