- May 8th stock exchange Binance will remove 12 spot trading pairs based on the latest liquidity check.
- bybit will delist seven tokens, including DGB, HOOK, SLP, RDNT, GAME, PORTALS and USDD.
- Traders are required to check open orders, bots, deposits and withdrawals before the specified dates.
In May, crypto exchanges Binance и bybit will conduct major delistings that will affect several cryptocurrency trading pairs and tokens at once.
May 8, 2026 Binance will delete 12 spot trading pairs at once: AVA/BTC, BCH/BNB, CFX/BTC, ENA/BTC, HBAR/FDUSD, LA/BNB, MAGIC/BTC, OP/BTC, PUNDIX/USDC, STEEM/ETH, WIN/TRX and XPL/FDUSD.
The exchange team stated that this decision was made following a periodic assessment of the spot pairs listed. Pairs with weak liquidity or low trading volume may be delisted, even if the underlying assets remain available on other platforms.
Representative of the Binance clarified that the removal of the spot pair does not mean that the tokens will disappear from Binance Spot. Users can still trade these assets through other supported pairs, if any. However, the exchange will discontinue the Spot Trading Bot service for the affected pairs.
May 12th stock exchange bybit will delist a large number of tokens. According to the official communicationThe exchange will exclude DGB, HOOK, SLP, RDNT, GAME, PORTALS, and USDD from spot trading. This change will affect the following pairs: DGB/USDT, HOOK/USDT, SLP/USDT, RDNT/USDT, GAME/USDT, PORTALS/USDT, and USDD/USDT. All open orders active at that time will be automatically canceled. Users using Spot Grid Bots or DCA Bots to trade the affected pairs are advised to close them before the end of trading. Otherwise, the exchange will automatically disable the bots.
bybitAs Binance, regularly reviews tokens and projects listed on the exchange to ensure they continue to comply with the platform’s requirements.
Delisting cryptocurrencies from exchanges traditionally negatively impacts the price of the delisted asset. However, there are exceptions. Previously, the editorial team Happy Coin News Wrote, that popularity Monero remains even after delisting from major exchanges.
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