Binance has announced a comprehensive restructuring of its margin trading market, delisting certain trading pairs from the platform. This move, prioritizing user security and market quality, covers both cross and isolated margin pairs and will take effect on December 30, 2025. The announcement also includes important dates and critical warnings for investors actively involved in margin trading.
Binance announces delisting for several crypto pairs in margin trading
The cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced a significant update to its margin trading market. According to the official statement from the platform, in order to increase user security and maintain market quality, some margin trading pairs will be completely removed from Binance Margin on December 30, 2025. The decision covers both cross and isolated margin pairs and will be implemented gradually according to a specific schedule. According to Binance's announcement, as of December 30, 2025, at 09:00 UTC, the following trading pairs will be delisted from the cross-margin platform: EIGEN/FDUSD, ARB/FDUSD, TRUMP/FDUSD, POL/FDUSD, ATOM/FDUSD, LDO/FDUSD, SHIB/FDUSD, RAY/FDUSD, GALA/FDUSD, and PEPE/FDUSD. For isolated margin trading, the following pairs will also be delisted. After this date, it will no longer be possible to trade on these pairs.
The process is not limited to the final delisting. Binance also announced that some restrictions will be implemented earlier. Accordingly, manual or automated transfers to isolated margin accounts for these pairs have been immediately stopped. If users have outstanding debt, they will only be allowed to manually transfer assets to their accounts up to the amount of their current liabilities. Additionally, new borrowing transactions in these isolated margin pairs will be suspended as of December 24, 2025, 09:00 TS. On the delist date, Binance Margin will automatically close users' open positions, perform settlement transactions, and cancel all pending orders. This process may take approximately three hours, and it was specifically emphasized that users will not be able to update their positions during this time. Binance strongly advises investors to close their margin positions or transfer their assets to spot wallets before the specified date to prevent potential losses.
The exchange stated that this decision was made based on liquidity conditions, trading volumes, and overall risk assessments. Binance noted that similar steps may be taken for trading pairs with low liquidity or increased risk as a result of its regular reviews of the margin market. The aim is to protect individual investors and create a healthier and more sustainable trading environment in the margin market. On the other hand, it was stated that the crypto assets included in the delisted pairs have not been completely removed from the Binance platform. Users will be able to continue trading these tokens on other existing trading pairs on Binance. Therefore, the decision does not directly affect the spot or different margin trading of these assets.
