Binance Delists Six Margin Trading Pairs in October

Binance plans to remove several leveraged trading pairs, including HMSTR/FDUSD and RVN/BTC, on October 2, 2025, impacting both cross-margin and isolated-margin services.

This move signals potential liquidity shifts for affected assets, emphasizing market adaptability for cryptocurrency traders.

Binance Delists Six Margin Trading Pairs in October

Binance will delist six trading pairs, including cross-margin pairs HMSTR/FDUSD, MEME/FDUSD, RVN/BTC, USUAL/BTC, and isolated-margin pairs MEME/FDUSDC, RVN/BTC. These changes reflect ongoing adjustments in response to trading volumes and user demand. The delisting will occur on October 2, 2025, following a period of planned suspension that commences on October 1, 2025. The suspension of isolated-margin lending for these pairs will precede the delisting, leading to automatic liquidation of any remaining open positions.

The removal underscores a strategic adjustment aimed at maintaining a stable and efficient trading environment. Affected users are urged to close their positions in advance to prevent automatic liquidation, which will occur as part of the delisting process. These steps follow Binance’s established procedure for managing low-liquidity pairs and maintaining quality market standards.

“To protect users and maintain a high-quality trading market, Binance conducts periodic reviews of all listed trading pairs, and may delist selected leveraged pairs due to multiple factors, such as poor liquidity and trading volume,” said Richard Teng, CEO of Binance.

Minimal Long-term Effect Predicted for Base Currencies

Did you know? In the past, similar delistings by Binance led to temporary liquidity shifts but did not significantly affect the long-term trading activity of base currencies like BTC and FDUSD, which remained unaffected by individual pair removals.

CoinMarketCap data indicate that Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), one affected token, has a market cap of $39.83 million, reflecting a trading volume of $7.38 million with a 22.03% change over 24 hours. Recent price changes show declines, with a 2.11% decrease in the past day and a 12.91% drop over 30 days. The circulating supply stands at 64,375,000,000 out of a maximum supply of 100,000,000,000. Data updated September 30, 2025, at 08:55 UTC.

The Coincu research team anticipates minimal long-term effects on major cryptocurrencies BTC and FDUSD, despite short-term liquidity variations. Historical trends suggest that while individual tokens experience temporary trading disruptions, base currencies and overall market structures typically stabilize without broad impact.