Binance has announced that it will remove WAN cross margin assets and delist related WAN cross and isolated margin trading pairs on April 10, 2026, at 14:00 (UTC+8). The exchange advised users with exposure to the affected products to take action before the deadline to avoid disruption.
What Binance Users Need to Do
According to the notice, users should close their positions in advance or transfer assets to their spot wallets before the delisting takes effect. Once the change is implemented, WAN will no longer be available for the specified margin functions, and the affected trading pairs will be removed from Binance’s margin platform.
Binance also made clear that it will not be responsible for potential losses resulting from the delisting process if users fail to manage their positions in time. Such warnings are common in delisting and margin product adjustments, especially when traders are using leverage and may face additional risks if they do not act before the cutoff.
Why the Update Matters
For market participants, the key impact is on margin trading activity rather than ordinary spot holdings of WAN. Traders should review whether they have any open cross margin or isolated margin exposure tied to WAN and complete any necessary position closure, repayment, or asset transfer before the announced time.
At the time reflected in the source material, WAN was shown with a -0.61% price change. However, that figure was simply part of the page display and should not be read as proof of a direct link between the delisting decision and short-term market movement. The main takeaway from Binance’s notice is the operational deadline and the need for users to manage risk proactively.