Binance has announced that on February 6, 2026, at 6:00 AM UTC, it will delist several margin trading pairs from its platform. The affected pairs include both cross margin and isolated margin types. Cross margin pairs such as KNC/BTC, COTI/BTC, BAT/BTC, DUSK/BTC, RLC/BTC, GRT/ETH, GLM/BTC, and KAVA/BTC will be removed, along with isolated margin pairs including KNC/BTC, COTI/BTC, BAT/BTC, DUSK/BTC, JST/BTC, RLC/BTC, GRT/ETH, GLM/BTC, KAVA/BTC, and CTK/BTC. Users will no longer be able to manually or automatically transfer assets of these pairs into isolated margin accounts immediately. Those holding loans in these tokens may transfer assets only up to their outstanding loan limits, excluding existing collateral. Binance will suspend isolated margin loans on February 4, 2026, and on February 6, it will automatically liquidate user positions and cancel all pending orders for the affected pairs. Users are advised to close their positions and transfer assets from margin to spot accounts before February 6 to avoid potential losses. The delisting process will last approximately three hours, during which users cannot modify their positions. Binance has clarified that any losses incurred during this period will be the users’ responsibility. The affected assets will remain available for trading through other pairs on Binance. As the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance offers various financial products including margin trading, which allows users to leverage loans for greater exposure but also involves significant risks. This delisting likely aims to improve liquidity and enhance platform performance.
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