Binance to Delist Four Cross-Margin Pairs Including CVC and RVN on June 19

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has announced the upcoming delisting of four cross-margin trading pairs. The affected pairs are CVC/USDC, RPL/USDC, RVN/USDC, and XAI/USDC. The delisting is scheduled to take effect at 6:00 a.m. UTC on June 19, 2025.

Details of the Delisting

According to an official notice from Binance, the exchange will remove these cross-margin pairs as part of its routine review process. Cross-margin trading allows users to borrow funds across multiple positions, using their entire portfolio as collateral. The delisting specifically targets the USDC-denominated pairs for these four tokens.

The tokens themselves — Civic (CVC), Rocket Pool (RPL), Ravencoin (RVN), and Xai (XAI) — will not be removed from the exchange entirely. They will continue to be available for trading on other pairs, such as those paired with Bitcoin (BTC) or Tether (USDT), depending on the token’s listing status.

Timeline and Impact on Traders

Binance has confirmed that the delisting will occur automatically at the specified time. Traders with open positions in any of these cross-margin pairs are advised to close their positions before the deadline to avoid automatic settlement. After the delisting, any remaining open orders may be canceled, and positions could be forcibly closed, potentially leading to unexpected losses.

The exchange has not provided a detailed reason for the removal of these specific pairs, but such actions typically follow periodic reviews of liquidity, trading volume, and market demand. Low-volume pairs are often pruned to streamline the platform’s offerings and reduce user confusion.

What This Means for the Tokens

For holders of CVC, RPL, RVN, and XAI, the delisting of USDC cross-margin pairs is unlikely to have a direct impact on the tokens’ fundamental value. However, it may reduce the availability of leverage for traders who prefer USDC as a base currency. Users who rely on cross-margin strategies involving these pairs should adjust their portfolios accordingly.

Binance has a history of periodically delisting underperforming or low-liquidity trading pairs. In previous instances, such moves have been followed by the delisting of the token itself if trading volumes continue to decline. Traders should monitor official Binance announcements for any further updates.

Conclusion

The delisting of CVC/USDC, RPL/USDC, RVN/USDC, and XAI/USDC cross-margin pairs on Binance is a routine operational decision. While it does not signal the removal of the underlying tokens, it does require active traders to close positions before the June 19 deadline. Staying informed about exchange policies and regularly reviewing open positions can help users avoid unexpected disruptions.

FAQs

Q1: Will CVC, RPL, RVN, and XAI be completely removed from Binance?
No. Only the cross-margin trading pairs with USDC are being delisted. The tokens themselves remain available for trading on other pairs, provided they are still listed on the exchange.

Q2: What happens if I have an open position in one of these pairs after the deadline?
Binance will automatically close any remaining open positions and cancel pending orders after the delisting takes effect. This could result in forced liquidation at current market prices.

Q3: Why is Binance delisting these pairs?
Binance regularly reviews its trading pairs based on factors like liquidity, trading volume, and user demand. Delisting low-activity pairs helps maintain an efficient trading environment.