Binance will remove seven spot trading pairs on June 5, 2026, at 03:00 UTC, according to an official support notice published on June 2, 2026. The affected pairs are AXL/BTC, CRV/BTC, EGLD/BTC, OPN/BNB, POL/ETH, QTUM/USDC and SKY/BTC, with Binance citing its regular review process for market quality, liquidity and trading volume.
The exchange clarified that removing a spot pair does not mean the underlying tokens are being delisted from Binance Spot. Users will still be able to trade the base and quote assets through other available pairs, provided those markets remain active on the platform.
Spot Trading Bots Will Also Be Terminated
The operational impact is concentrated on users with open orders or automated strategies tied to the affected pairs. Binance said Spot Trading Bots services for those seven pairs will end at the same 03:00 UTC deadline, and advised users to update or cancel bots before the cutoff to avoid potential losses.
The spot notice should be separated from margin product changes taking place the same week. For spot markets, Binance’s announcement refers to pair removal and bot termination, not forced liquidation, while remaining orders tied to the affected spot pairs will no longer be executable once trading ceases.
Margin Pair Removals Follow a Separate Timeline
Binance Margin has a separate removal schedule for June 5. The exchange said it will remove eight cross-margin pairs at 06:00 UTC: AEVO/USDC, ME/USDC, MET/USDC, TAO/USD1, ADA/USD1, UNI/USD1, LINK/USD1 and TRX/USD1, along with the isolated-margin pair MET/USDC.
That margin process carries different consequences. Binance said isolated-margin borrowing for the affected isolated pair will be suspended on June 2, 2026, at 06:00 UTC, and that on June 5 it will close positions, conduct automatic settlement and cancel pending orders for the affected margin pairs.
Users will not be able to update affected margin positions during the delisting process, which Binance said may take about three hours. The clean operational takeaway is that spot traders need to manage orders and bots, while margin users need to close or transfer positions before automatic settlement begins.