Binance to Remove 12 Spot Trading Pairs Including AAVE/BTC a
Binance adjusts trading pairs in two batches on October 30: at 11:00 Beijing time, 12 BTC spot pairs including AAVE/BTC and TAO/BTC are removed and related spot trading bot services are terminated simultaneously; at 14:00 (UTC+8), another 10 cross-margin leverage pairs are removed. Four media outlets express inconsistent reasons for the delisting, and the tokens themselves remain tradeable through other pairs.
Event Timeline
- [10-27 08:02] Binance leverage to remove RE/USD1, Binance Person/U and several other pairs on October 30 (PANews)
- [10-27 08:30] Binance to delist 12 BTC spot pairs on October 30 (Odaily Planet Daily)
- [10-27 08:31] Binance to remove AAVE/BTC, ATOM/BTC and multiple other spot pairs on October 30 (PANews)
- [10-27 09:03] Binance to remove 12 spot pairs including AAVE/BTC, TAO/BTC on October 30 (Wu Blockchain)
Background and Impact
On October 27, multiple media outlets reported on Binance's official announcement: on October 30, 2026, the platform will adjust trading pairs in two batches. At 08:02 that day, PANews reported that Binance leverage would remove cross-margin leverage pairs including RE/USD1, Binance Person/U, KAT/U, BTC/USDS, ETH/USDS, AVNT/U, FET/U, TRUMP/U, APT/U, WLFI/U at 14:00 on October 30 (UTC+8 time). Between 08:30 and 09:03 that day, Odaily Planet Daily, PANews, and Wu Blockchain separately reported that Binance would remove and stop trading 12 spot pairs at 11:00 Beijing time (UTC 03:00) on October 30, namely AAVE/BTC, ATOM/BTC, CAKE/BTC, DASH/BTC, ETC/BTC, ICP/BTC, PENDLE/BTC, RENDER/BTC, TAO/BTC, THETA/BTC, XAUT/BTC, and XTZ/BTC.
Regarding the background, the sources express inconsistent reasons for the delisting: PANews stated that the adjustment was "based on recent review results," while Wu Blockchain cited Binance's statement that it was "mainly based on factors such as liquidity and trading volume." This article does not draw conclusions on behalf of either party. Three media outlets describe the scope of the adjustment consistently: the aforementioned 12 pairs will stop trading, and related spot trading bot services will be terminated simultaneously. PANews advised users to update or cancel their bot settings in advance. Regarding the tokens themselves, both Wu Blockchain and PANews stated that the removal of spot pairs does not affect the availability of the tokens on Binance spot, and users can still trade the relevant tokens through other pairs; Odaily stated that "users can still trade these coins through other pairs."
On the impact, this adjustment involves both the spot and leverage product lines simultaneously, but the lists and execution times differ: spot involves 12 pairs at 11:00 Beijing time, while cross-margin leverage involves 10 pairs at 14:00 (UTC+8). Leverage users involved in BTC/USDS and ETH/USDS need to confirm separately. Users who want to follow up on further developments or continue trading on other platforms can watch official channel information such as Huobi HTX registration app download, Gate.io registration app download, Bitget registration app download, Binance binance registration app download, and OKX registration app download. All four media outlets did not disclose specific trading volume data, whether the related pairs would be restored later, or any schedule beyond October 30.
FAQ
### After the 12 pairs are delisted, can I still trade the tokens I hold?
According to reports from Wu Blockchain, PANews, and Odaily, what is being delisted this time are the pairs, not the tokens themselves. The relevant tokens remain available on Binance spot, and users can continue trading through other available pairs.
### What is the difference between the two batches of spot and cross-margin leverage adjustments?
The spot adjustment is at 11:00 Beijing time on October 30 (UTC 03:00), removing 12 pairs including AAVE/BTC; the cross-margin leverage adjustment is at 14:00 the same day (UTC+8), removing 10 pairs including RE/USD1 and BTC/USDS. The lists and times of the two batches are both different.
### I have already set up spot trading bots. What should I do?
All sources stated that the related spot trading bot services will be terminated simultaneously when the pairs are delisted. PANews advised users to update or cancel their bot settings in advance. The existing materials do not provide further information about arrangements after October 30.