Binance has announced the removal of four spot trading pairs, as part of its ongoing efforts to maintain a high-quality and liquid trading environment for users. The exchange’s move comes after removing three altcoins – BakeryToken (BAKE), Hifi Finance (HIFI), and Self Chain (SLF) – which no longer meet their stringent standards. This delisting will impact all spot trading pairs associated with these tokens, taking effect on September 17, 2025. Users will have a limited withdrawal period for these assets, ending on November 17, 2025. Any remaining delisted coins may be automatically converted into stablecoins after this date. In a separate move, Binance is also removing four specific spot trading pairs – BABY/EUR, BABY/FDUSD, BMT/BNB, and THE/FDUSD – impacting these pairs beginning September 5, 2025. This action aims to improve platform liquidity without affecting the underlying tokens themselves. Notably, traders can continue holding and trading these tokens in different pairings. Binance urges users to update or cancel any automated trading bots linked to these removed pairings to prevent potential losses. The removal of these assets underscores Binance’s commitment to regular asset review and protection for its users, ensuring a stable and efficient trading ecosystem.