Global cryptocurrency exchange Binance is making changes to optimize its platform for users and enhance trading efficiency. On April 11, 2025, seven altcoin trading pairs will be removed from the Binance platform, impacting investors in specific pairings such as ACT/BRL, ALPHA/BTC, BLUR/BTC, CELR/BTC, PENGU/BNB, POND/BTC, and RUNE/BNB. The decision was made based on low trading volume and insufficient liquidity, with transactions ceasing on April 11, 2025, at 06:00 UTC.
Binance is emphasizing transparency by informing users in advance of these upcoming changes to prevent potential disruptions.
While the removal of these specific trading pairs will impact direct transactions through those pairings, Binance clarifies that the underlying altcoins themselves will continue to be traded on its Spot platform. Users can still buy and sell coins like BLUR or CELR through other available trading pairs. However, they will no longer be able to trade directly through ALPHA/BTC or RUNE/BNB.
Binance’s focus is on creating a more robust ecosystem for crypto market users. The exchange states that these regulations aim to mitigate the risks associated with low-volume pairings by ensuring user experience remains efficient and stable.