Binance is adding more firepower to its Spot trading platform, announcing fresh USDC trading pairs and expanded support for auto-trading features set to go live on April 22.
From 11:00 AM (UTC) that day, users will gain access to two new markets: ACH/USDC and GMT/USDC, giving traders more flexibility to engage with Alchemy Pay and STEPN via the stablecoin.
But the update doesn’t stop there. Binance is also integrating these pairs into its Trading Bots lineup, enabling users to deploy automated strategies like Spot Algo Orders, Spot Grid, and Dollar-Cost Averaging.
Alongside the newly listed pairs, bots will now support additional USDC markets including ALGO/USDC, CRV/USDC, and ENA/USDC.
These tools are designed to help traders automate entries and exits based on pre-set strategies, ideal for managing volatile conditions or executing long-term accumulation plans.
To sweeten the deal, Binance is slashing taker fees across all USDC-denominated spot and margin pairs—both existing and new. This promotional discount will be available indefinitely until the exchange announces otherwise.
By continuing to build around USDC pairs and enhancing automation capabilities, Binance signals a clear focus on boosting efficiency and deepening liquidity—key areas of interest for retail traders and institutional players alike.
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