Binance has declared that all spot trading pairs involving ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC will be discontinued, with all associated spot orders canceled as well. The exchange did not specify individual reasons for each token but pointed to its comprehensive review criteria covering aspects such as liquidity, project development, network security, team conduct, transparency, token economics, and regulatory changes. The initial cutoff precedes the spot delisting, as futures trading will prohibit new positions after 08:30 UTC on August 7. Subsequently, all contracts will be automatically closed and settled at 09:00 UTC.

Phased Shutdown of Trading, Margin, and Lending Services

According to the statement, Binance may adjust leverage, margin requirements, funding rates, or index components prior to settlement in response to market fluctuations. Lending and certain payment services will also cease on the same date. Binance Pool and Binance Pay will cease support for the tokens at 03:00 UTC. VIP Loan and Flexible Loan positions will be terminated at 07:00 UTC, while cross and isolated margin positions will be liquidated at 10:00 UTC. Margin borrowing will be disabled at 06:00 UTC on August 4.

The impacted pairs will be removed from Spot Copy Trading on August 10. Other marketable pairs will be sold at prevailing market prices, and unsellable ones will be transferred to users' spot accounts. Simple Earn flexible and locked positions will be redeemed starting at 07:00 UTC on the same day.

If conversion is not feasible, Binance indicates that withdrawals may remain available based on network status. However, users should not rely on extended withdrawal periods as none have been assured.

This delisting affects six tokens under varying project conditions rather than a singular incident. The exchange's announcement provides a common schedule for users without detailing outcomes for each token individually. Further updates may come from project responses, settlements, or withdrawal adjustments.

The token listing and delisting procedure was established in early 2025, with the platform opting for community votes to decide on inclusions or removals. As the leading global exchange, it navigates the task of vetting credible projects amid numerous altcoins. Binance notes that community feedback has been instrumental in token evaluations, prompting greater user involvement in these decisions.

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