Token delisting is a regular event by Binance, known as the biggest exchange in the crypto industry in terms of daily trading volume. Over the past few years, the trading platform has expanded its reach with the listing campaign of many token pairs.
While a listing at any point in time is based on market trends, the narrative changes over time. As a rule, for the platform, trading pairs are typically delisted when their volume plunges below a demand threshold. Some assets may also be delisted based on regulatory considerations.
In line with these realities, Binance advised its users with active trades for the listed pairs to close their trades before the set deadline. The exchange confirmed that users who are unable to do this will have their trades settled automatically and deposit the balance in users’ spot wallets.
While Binance has made several headlines with its delisting moves, the firm is generally known to complement delistings with the onboarding of other pairs.
Per an earlier U.Today report, members of the Shiba Inu community were properly advised that the exchange has not delisted SHIB. This update comes following a circulating rumor attesting to these false claims after Binance announced the delisting of some SHIB trading pairs.
This article was originally published on U.Today
Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
