Crypto News – Binance to Launch PHA/USDC, PLN/USDC, and STEEM/USDC Trading Pairs

Crypto News – Binance Delisting Update: Three Pairs Removed Due to Low Liquidity

Crypto News – Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has announced a series of new listings for select crypto assets, alongside the removal of three trading pairs as part of its ongoing platform optimization efforts. The latest changes reflect Binance’s commitment to offering a wider range of trading options and improving the overall user experience on Binance Spot.

New Trading Pairs Opening on January 10, 2025

Starting January 10 at 8:00 a.m. (UTC), Binance will enable trading for the following pairs: PHA/USDC, PLN/USDC, STEEM/USDC, and USUAL/USDC. These new pairings are expected to enhance the variety of options available to users, particularly in the growing stablecoin and altcoin markets. Binance has also introduced new pre-listing pool projects on Binance Alpha, which include the AI-focused tokens FAI, VERTAI, and VADER. FAI and VADER are AI proxy tokens on the Base chain, while VERTAI operates as an AI model fine-tuning platform on Ethereum (ETH), allowing for machine learning customization without requiring coding.

Earlier this week, Binance also opened trading for the following pairs: BIO/USDC, HIVE/TRY, MOVE/USDC, PHA/TRY, and SUSHI/TRY. In addition to these listings, Binance enabled trading bots for the HBAR/USDC, LINK/USDC, POL/USDC, BIO/USDC, HIVE/TRY, MOVE/USDC, PHA/TRY, and SUSHI/TRY pairs, offering more automated trading options for users.

Binance Delists Three Trading Pairs: A Focus on Liquidity and Performance

In a regular review of its listed assets, Binance has also decided to delist three trading pairs. These pairs, which will be removed from the platform on January 10 at 3:00 a.m. (UTC), are AXL/FDUSD, C98/BTC, and ENJ/ETH. Binance regularly reviews all listed spot trading pairs to ensure that liquidity and trading volume meet high standards. If a pair does not meet these performance thresholds, Binance may choose to delist it, as part of its efforts to protect users and maintain a high-quality trading environment.

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