Binance to Delist Three Spot Trading Pairs on June 20
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Binance has announced it will delist a selection of spot trading pairs as part of its routine market evaluations aimed at maintaining a healthy and efficient trading environment.
The affected pairs — CATI/FDUSD, ONE/BTC, and TLM/FDUSD — will be removed from the exchange on June 20, 2025, at 06:00 UTC.
According to Binance, the decision stems from the platform’s ongoing assessments of trading activity, with the delisted pairs showing consistently low liquidity and weak trading volumes.
The exchange emphasized that the removal is intended to protect users by reducing exposure to illiquid markets and ensuring an overall high-quality trading experience.
Importantly, the delisting will not affect the availability of the individual tokens involved. Users will still be able to trade CATI, ONE, and TLM against other supported assets through alternative pairs on Binance Spot.
In addition, Spot Trading Bot services associated with the affected pairs will be disabled at the same time. Binance has urged users who employ automated trading strategies to cancel or update their bots before the removal takes effect to prevent potential disruptions or unintended losses.
This move is part of Binance’s broader effort to monitor and manage trading pair quality, ensuring that its listings remain relevant, active, and aligned with market demand.
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