Binance to Remove Trading Pairs with Three Altcoins
Date: 2025-09-04 Author: Gabriel Deangelo Categories: BUSINESS
Binance announced plans to delist trading pairs with altcoins BAKE, HIFI, and SLF. The changes will come into effect on September 17: on this day, all active orders will be automatically closed, and trading bots associated with these pairs will stop working. Users are strongly advised to update or stop bots on their own to avoid possible losses.
Representatives of the platform emphasized that the exclusion of assets occurs after analyzing their compliance with internal standards. According to the company, the main goal of such decisions is to maintain security and a high level of service for customers.
The restrictions will affect not only trading, but also operations with deposits and withdrawals. From September 18, the exchange will stop crediting deposits in these tokens. However, the ability to withdraw assets will remain until November 18. After this date, support for these coins will be permanently discontinued.
Binance paid special attention to the Spot Copy Trading service. On September 10, BAKE, HIFI, and SLF tokens will be excluded from copy trading strategies. All remaining positions after this date will be automatically sold at the market price or, if the sale is impossible, transferred to users' spot accounts. Clients are advised to review their portfolios in advance and make the necessary adjustments.
Thus, users should take into account several key dates: September 10 - exclusion of tokens from Spot Copy Trading, September 17 - stopping trading pairs and orders, September 18 - termination of deposits, and November 18 - final end of support.
Earlier, Binance expanded the list of available assets by adding the token of World Liberty Financial, a company associated with the family of the current US President Donald Trump. This move generated significant interest in the community and became a noticeable event for users of the platform.
The upcoming changes to the listing confirm Binance's strategy to constantly review the range of available assets. The exchange continues to monitor the quality of the instruments offered and states that it is ready to promptly exclude tokens that no longer meet the established criteria. This should help reduce risks and maintain customer confidence.
