Binance has announced it will remove 19 margin trading pairs from its platform on February 26.
The delisting will take place between 06:00 and 09:00 UTC. It will affect 10 cross margin pairs and 9 isolated margin pairs.
According to Binance, the decision comes after a routine review. The exchange regularly checks things like liquidity, trading volume, and overall risk levels. If a trading pair shows low activity or higher risk, it can be removed to protect users and keep the market stable.
Binance warned users who have open positions in the affected pairs to close or adjust them before the deadline. If they don’t, the system may automatically liquidate positions and cancel related orders.
The company did not mention any changes to spot trading. It advised users to keep an eye on official announcements for further updates.
Binance remains one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world by trading volume, and it says these regular reviews are part of its effort to manage risk in margin trading.
