Binance Delists 6 Tokens Aug 17: Futures Cutoff Aug 7
Binance delist 6 tokens from spot trading on 17 August 2026: ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC. Binance said all related spot pairs will be closed and any open spot orders will be canceled. Binance delist actions typically reduce liquidity, so traders holding these tokens on Binance should consider exiting before the deadline or moving to another venue/self-custody.
Key derivatives and service cutoffs come earlier. Binance futures will stop new positions at 08:30 UTC on 7 August and close/settle at 09:00 UTC. Spot Copy Trading pairs are scheduled for removal on 10 August. Convert support ends at 02:00 UTC on 17 August, and low-value conversions stop on 14 August. Withdrawals remain available until 03:00 UTC on 17 October 2026.
Binance did not publish token-by-token reasons. It cited an evaluation framework spanning liquidity, development, network safety, team conduct, transparency, tokenomics, and regulatory changes, after some assets were flagged with “Monitoring Tags” earlier in 2026. Note: Binance will not support VANRY’s Base migration via a contract swap; holders must use Vanar’s official migration portal. After 18 October, any remaining balances may be converted to stablecoins, but this is not guaranteed.
Bearish
This is likely bearish for the six delisted tokens in the short term because Binance delist events typically trigger liquidity gaps, wider spreads, and sell-pressure around the suspension and order-cancellation windows. The earlier futures and service cutoffs can further force position unwinds before the spot deadline, increasing volatility.
In the longer run, the impact may depend on whether holders successfully migrate/exit and whether alternative venues provide sufficient liquidity. However, Binance’s “Monitoring Tag” history suggests elevated risk flags, which can cap recoveries and keep trading demand weak until uncertainty clears.