January 01, 2026 ChainGPT

Binance to Remove FDUSD Spot and Margin Pairs for Seven Tokens on Jan. 6

Binance to Remove FDUSD Spot and Margin Pairs for Seven Tokens on Jan. 6
Binance will remove FDUSD trading pairs for seven tokens on Jan. 6 Binance has announced it will delist spot and margin pairs quoted in First Digital USD (FDUSD) for seven cryptocurrencies — Bitcoin Cash (BCH), TAO, Avalanche (AVAX), Litecoin (LTC), Sui (SUI), Cardano (ADA) and Chainlink (LINK) — effective Jan. 6. The exchange said it will remove both cross-margin and isolated-margin pairs involving those tokens, but did not give a reason for the decision. Key details - All affected pairs use the FDUSD stablecoin; that is the common factor across the removals. - Effective immediately, users cannot transfer the affected assets into Isolated Margin accounts via manual transfers or Auto‑Transfer Mode. - Users with outstanding isolated-margin liabilities may only manually transfer amounts up to their liabilities (minus any available collateral) into Isolated Margin accounts. - Binance did not provide a rationale for the delisting. - Price reaction across the affected tokens was limited after the announcement. Context and recent delisting activity - Binance is the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume. - About a week earlier the exchange had launched spot trading for Cardano and several other tokens (services unavailable to users in certain jurisdictions including the U.S., Canada, Cuba, Iran and the Netherlands); ADA and other listed tokens saw price gains after that launch. - In early December Binance removed StaFi, REI Network and Voxies, moves that corresponded with price declines for those assets. - In October the exchange terminated services for Flamingo, Kadena and Perpetual Protocol; Kadena’s market value fell after that announcement. What users should do - Check Binance’s official notice for precise timelines and any pair-specific instructions. - Review margin positions and liabilities if you hold any of the affected FDUSD pairs to avoid forced liquidations or operational issues. For full details and any later updates, consult the exchange’s announcement or customer support. Read more AI-generated news on: undefined/news