Binance to Delist Five Spot Trading Pairs Including GMX/USDC and RUNE/BTC on July 10

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has announced it will remove five spot trading pairs from its platform effective July 10 at 3:00 a.m. UTC. The delisting affects pairs involving GMX, PARTI, RUNE, SEI, and T against USDC, FDUSD, or BTC.

Affected Trading Pairs

The five pairs scheduled for removal are:

• GMX/USDC
• PARTI/FDUSD
• RUNE/BTC
• SEI/BTC
• T/USDC

Binance has not provided specific reasons for each delisting but typically removes pairs due to low liquidity, poor trading volume, or periodic reviews of market quality. The underlying tokens—GMX, PARTI, RUNE, SEI, and T—will remain tradable on Binance through other available pairs.

What This Means for Traders

Users holding open orders on any of these five pairs should cancel them before the delisting time to avoid automatic cancellation. After July 10 at 3:00 a.m. UTC, Binance will remove the pairs and any remaining orders will be automatically cleared. Funds are not at risk; the delisting only affects the specific trading pairs, not the assets themselves.

Broader Context of Exchange Delistings

Binance conducts regular market reviews to maintain a healthy trading environment. Delistings are common across all major exchanges and are not necessarily a negative signal about the underlying project. For example, RUNE (THORChain) and SEI (Sei Network) remain active projects with ongoing development. The removal of a BTC pair often indicates that trading volume on that specific route has fallen below the exchange’s thresholds.

Conclusion

Binance’s delisting of five spot trading pairs on July 10 is a routine housekeeping measure. Traders should ensure they are not caught off guard by canceling open orders on GMX/USDC, PARTI/FDUSD, RUNE/BTC, SEI/BTC, and T/USDC before the deadline. The underlying tokens remain available through other trading pairs on the platform.

FAQs

Q1: Will I lose my tokens if a trading pair is delisted?
No. Your tokens are not affected. Only the specific trading pair is removed. You can still trade the asset through other available pairs on Binance.

Q2: What happens to my open orders after the delisting?
Binance will automatically cancel any open orders on the delisted pairs after July 10 at 3:00 a.m. UTC. It is recommended to cancel them manually beforehand.

Q3: Why does Binance delist trading pairs?
Binance periodically reviews all listed pairs for liquidity, trading volume, and market quality. Pairs that no longer meet these standards are removed to maintain a clean and efficient trading environment.