The cryptocurrency world is full of new developments every day. In this article, we will examine Binance’s latest delist and integration news. Binance is always taking steps to improve user experience and keep up with innovations in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. In this news, we will share which spot process pairs Binance has delisted and which networks it has integrated the Curve (CRV) token into. The delisting and integration processes can be considered as part of Binance’s efforts to make its platform more efficient and user-friendly.
Binance delists 5 trading pairs
Binance periodically reviews all listed spot trading pairs to protect users and ensure a high-quality trading market. Depending on various factors such as low liquidity and transaction volume, selected spot process pairs may be delisted. According to its latest evaluations, Binance will remove the following spot trading pairs as of 03:00 (UTC) on June 14, 2024 and will cease trading on these pairs:
- ALPACA/BTC
- MDX/BTC
- NFP/TUSD
- QUICK/BTC
- XAI/BNB
However, delisting a spot trading pair does not affect the availability of tokens on the Binance Spot platform. Users can still view the base and counterpart assets of the delisted trading pair through other trading pairs on Binance. Binance will discontinue Spot Trade Bots services for the above-mentioned process pairs as of June 14, 2024 at 03:00 (UTC). It is highly recommended that users update or cancel their Spot Process Bots to avoid potential losses.
Curve (CRV) Token is in use on Arbitrum One and Optimism networks
Binance has completed the integration of its Curve (CRV) token into the Arbitrum One and Optimism networks. Deposit and withdrawal processes for CRV are now open on the Arbitrum One and Optimism networks respectively. You can find your assigned deposit address on the Cryptocurrency Deposit page here.
Smart contract addresses:
- Curve (CRV) token via Arbitrum One: 0x11cdb42b0eb46d95f990bedd4695a6e3fa034978
- Curve (CRV) token via Optimism: 0x0994206dfe8de6ec6920ff4d779b0d950605fb53
As a result, Binance conducts regular evaluations aimed at maintaining the liquidity and trading volume of trading pairs. In this way, users can benefit from a more stable and robust process environment. The fact that reasonable transaction pairs are delisted does not mean that the cryptocurrencies in question are completely discontinued in Binance. Users can continue to trade these coins on other trading pairs. On the other hand, Binance’s integration of the Curve (CRV) token into the Arbitrum One and Optimism networks allows users to gain more flexibility across different blockchains.