Binance to Delist 20 Spot Pairs and Two Perpetuals; Adds Multiple Equity Perps
Binance announced the removal of 20 spot trading pairs effective Feb. 6 and the closure and automatic settlement of two perpetual contracts (RVVUSDT and YALAUSDT) on Feb. 10. Delisted spot pairs include AI and DeFi tokens such as RENDER/FDUSD, NEAR/FDUSD, SUSHI/BTC and a range of BTC-, ETH-, BNB- or FDUSD-quoted pairs (AUDIO, BB, BERA, EIGEN, FIDA, HEI, IOTX, KERNEL, MANTA, MTL, PEOPLE, RONIN, SAPIEN, SCR, S, VANA). Binance said tokens remain tradable in other pairs on the platform. Separately, Binance Futures will launch multiple equity perpetual contracts on Feb. 9 — AMZNUSDT, MSTRUSDT, PLTRUSDT, CRCLUSDT and COINUSDT (10x leverage) — and TRIAUSDT on Feb. 6 with up to 50x leverage. Binance also completed a 3,600 BTC purchase (approx. $250M in stablecoins) for its SAFU fund; the SAFU BTC address now holds 6,230 BTC. The delistings follow Binance’s routine asset review. Primary keywords: Binance delisting, delistings, perpetual contracts, Binance Futures, equity perpetuals. Secondary/semantic keywords included naturally: spot trading pairs, RVVUSDT, YALAUSDT, AMZNUSDT, TRIAUSDT, SAFU fund, BTC reserve.
Neutral
The news is market-neutral overall. Delisting of 20 spot pairs and two low-liquidity perpetuals is an operational housekeeping action and is unlikely to materially change macro crypto market direction. Impact on individual token prices may be mixed and short-lived: delisted pairs could see temporary volatility or liquidity compression for those specific quote pairs, but tokens remain tradable in other pairs on Binance, reducing systemic risk. The addition of equity perpetuals (AMZNUSDT, MSTRUSDT, PLTRUSDT, CRCLUSDT, COINUSDT) and TRIAUSDT increases product offerings and may attract derivatives volume, which can be positive for Binance Futures liquidity. The SAFU BTC accumulation is a minor positive for perceived exchange solvency. Historically, exchange delistings (especially tranche removals of niche pairs) cause brief noise and localized bearish pressure on affected pairs but do not trigger broad market moves unless paired with regulatory or solvency concerns. Traders should expect short-term volatility on the affected tickers and adjust positions for potential spreads/temporary liquidity gaps; longer-term market structure should remain unchanged absent further negative developments.