Cryptocurrency exchange Binance regularly reviews its spot trading pairs to protect users and provide a high-quality trading environment. Following these assessments, certain pairs may be removed. In line with this policy, Binance announced its decision to eliminate six altcoin trading pairs on March 7, 2025.
Six Trading Pairs Facing Removal
As one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance has decided to remove specific trading pairs due to a decline in liquidity and trading volume. Effective March 7, 2025, at 06:00 UTC, trading will cease for the MDT/BTC, MLN/BTC, ROSE/ETH, VIB/BTC, VIC/BTC, and XAI/BTC pairs.
This decision only affects the specified trading pairs. Users can continue to buy and sell the main assets of these pairs through other supported pairs on Binance, meaning the assets themselves will not be completely removed from the exchange.
Warnings for Trading Bot Users
Along with the removal of these trading pairs, Binance’s Spot Trading Bot services will also be halted. Users need to update or deactivate their bots before March 7, 2025, at 06:00 UTC.
Spot Trading Bots enable users to execute automated trading based on predetermined strategies. However, if a specific trading pair is removed, these bots will become non-functional. To prevent potential losses, Binance advises users to manually terminate their bot operations.
Binance’s decision aims to avoid price fluctuations and liquidity issues in low-volume trading pairs. As mentioned, users can continue trading the primary assets from the removed pairs through other trading pairs on the exchange.
