Binance has left users facing a surprise change with only two days’ notice. The exchange revised both the date and scope of its spot trading pair removal plan, which it had announced a week earlier, leaving users with a very limited window to prepare.
Binance moved up the removal date for several spot trading pairs. The action, previously scheduled for July 3, 2026 at 06:00 TRT, has been brought forward to July 1, 2026 at 15:00 TRT. The exchange also added new pairs to the list.
Binance says it regularly reviews listed pairs to maintain quality in the spot market. Low liquidity and weak trading volume are among the most common reasons for removing a pair.
Pairs to be removed
The pairs that will be removed from the exchange on July 1 at 15:00 TRT are: BIGTIME/USDC, BTC/EURI, CTK/BNB, CTK/BTC, ETH/EURI, ETH/PLN, GUN/BNB, JST/BTC, ZEN/BTC, BTC/PLN, USDC/PLN and USDT/PLN.
PLN stands for the Polish zloty and is not a cryptocurrency. Binance also clarified this point and said users can continue zloty transactions through the “Buy Crypto” and “Convert” sections.
Assets will remain listed on the exchange
The removal of a trading pair does not mean that the underlying assets in that pair are being fully delisted from the exchange. Even if ETH/PLN is removed, ETH will continue to trade through other pairs. The same logic applies to all other assets on the list.
Warning for bot users
Binance will also stop Spot Trading Bot services for the removed pairs at the same time, on July 1 at 15:00 TRT. Users running bots on these pairs are advised to update or cancel their bots before the deadline to avoid potential losses.
Moving the date forward by two days may seem like a small change, but it shortens the preparation window for users with open orders or active bots.
What will happen to open orders?
Open orders that are not filled before the removal time will be automatically canceled. Users with pending limit orders on these pairs need to close them manually before July 1 at 12:00 UTC or manage their positions through another pair. Otherwise, the exchange will cancel the order, and the user may miss the trade.
This is especially important for users trading lower-volume pairs such as GUN/BNB and CTK/BNB. Compared with major pairs, these types of pairs already trade with limited depth, so a sudden removal may catch users unprepared.
