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Binance Delists Three Low-Liquidity Crypto Pairs

Coin WorldWednesday, Feb 12, 2025 2:23 am ET

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Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has announced its decision to delist three spot trading pairs: EDU/BTC, REZ/BTC, and USTC/FDUSD. The delisting will take effect on February 14, 2025, at 03:00 (UTC).

In a statement, Binance explained that the delisting is part of its regular review process for all listed spot trading pairs. The exchange considers multiple factors, such as low liquidity and trading volume, when deciding to delist certain trading pairs. This move is aimed at protecting users and maintaining a high-quality trading market.

The delisted trading pairs are as follows:

EDU/BTC: This pair involves the trading of EDU tokens against Bitcoin (BTC).
REZ/BTC: This pair involves the trading of REZ tokens against Bitcoin (BTC).
USTC/FDUSD: This pair involves the trading of USTC tokens against FDUSD (a stablecoin).

Traders and investors should take note of this delisting and adjust their trading strategies accordingly. The removal of these trading pairs may impact the liquidity and availability of these tokens on the Binance platform.

Binance has not provided any further details on the reasons behind the delisting of these specific trading pairs. However, it is likely that the low liquidity and trading volume played a significant role in the decision. As a result, traders may face challenges in finding liquid markets for these tokens on other exchanges.

This delisting is part of Binance's ongoing effort to maintain a high-quality trading environment for its users. The exchange has previously delisted other trading pairs due to similar reasons. Traders and investors are advised to stay informed about such developments and adjust their strategies accordingly.

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