Binance, the world’s top crypto exchange, will remove 12 trading pairs from its platform on October 17 due to periodic reviews.
XRP’s price dropped significantly following the delisting, impacting the broader crypto market.
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has made waves with its recent announcement to remove twelve trading pairs from its Liquid Swap platform, effective October 17. The impacted pairs, including XRP/BUSD, MANA/BUSD, OP/BUSD, BEL/USDT, FTM/BUSD, FUN/USDT, GMT/BNB, GMT/ETH, HFT/USDT, IDEX/USDT, LEVER/USDT, and MAGIC/BTC, are facing the axe as part of Binance’s routine reviews aimed at streamlining liquidity, minimizing slippage, and enhancing transaction pricing.
In a customer-centric move, Binance has assured users that their assets tied to these delisted liquidity pools will be seamlessly transferred back to their Spot wallets on October 17. Importantly, this delisting initiative will not affect trading corresponding pairs on Binance’s Spo
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