In the latest crypto news, Binance has announced that it will delist four cryptocurrencies from its spot trading platform following its latest asset review. The exchange will remove Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP), and Marlin (POND) from all spot trading pairs on July 10, 2026, at 03:00 UTC.
Binance Removes Four Tokens Following Latest Review
Binance periodically reviews every listed digital asset to ensure it continues to meet its quality and compliance standards. When a project falls short or market conditions change, the exchange may conduct a more comprehensive assessment. That process can ultimately result in a delisting.
The review considers several factors. Some of them are development activity, trading volume, liquidity, network security, community engagement, transparency, and responsiveness to Binance’s due diligence requests. The exchange also evaluates regulatory developments, changes to tokenomics, project ownership, leadership, and any evidence of unethical conduct or negligence.
Following its latest review, Binance decided to remove Alchemix, Ardor, NFPrompt, and Marlin from its platform. However, it did not disclose which specific listing criteria each project failed to satisfy. Once spot trading ends on July 10, the exchange will automatically cancel all open orders for the affected trading pairs.
Delisting Timeline and Key Deadlines
The delisting will affect much more than spot trading. Binance has released a phased schedule covering its futures, margin, lending, mining, payment, and earning products.
The first deadline arrives on June 27, when margin borrowing for the affected assets will be suspended. Binance Buy & Sell Crypto support ends on June 29. On July 2, Binance Futures will automatically settle and close all perpetual contracts linked to the four tokens. The same day, Binance will also discontinue support through Binance Pay, Funding Rate Arbitrage Bot, Binance Pool, VIP, and Flexible Loan products.
Additional services will shut down over the following week. Binance will remove Spot Copy Trading and Simple Earn products on July 3, followed by Convert Low-Value Assets on July 9. On July 10, Binance will officially end spot trading, Trading Bots, Binance Convert, and Gift Card support for the affected assets.
Deposits of the four tokens will no longer be credited after July 11. Withdrawals will remain available until September 9. Beginning September 10, Binance may convert any remaining balances into stablecoins where technically feasible, although the exchange noted that it does not guarantee such conversions.
Users Urged to Prepare Before the Deadline
Binance is encouraging users to review their holdings before the various deadlines arrive. The exchange advised customers to close futures positions, redeem Simple Earn products, and repay outstanding loans. Users should also remove affected assets from Margin accounts and cancel Trading Bots or Spot Copy Trading strategies before support ends.
Users who fail to act could face automatic settlements, forced liquidations, or asset conversions. Binance also warned that certain margin positions may be automatically closed during the delisting process to reduce risk.
According to the exchange, the phased rollout will minimize disruption and protect users throughout the transition. The latest delisting also reflects Binance’s continued efforts to maintain high listing standards as the cryptocurrency market and global regulatory landscape evolve.
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