Binance crypto delistings this week

Current source-backed snapshot

This is an official current-week event list, not a ranking of which removal is most dangerous or which asset should be sold. It retains Binance notices published or becoming effective during the UTC week and shows up to 30 rows by the most recent relevant effective, publication or discovery timestamp. Full token delistings, spot-pair removals, margin, futures and Binance Alpha removals remain separate, and an explicit trading-change time appears only when the notice states one. A product removal is not automatically a full token delisting, so users must read the scope and official source.

Input documentation: Binance delisting announcements · CoinNudge source standards

Observation window: Current UTC week, Monday 00:00 through Sunday 23:59

Calculation cadence: Auto-refresh about every 120 seconds

Calculation version: verified-binance-delisting-calendar-1.0

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Current source health

• binance delistings: live; last success 2026-09-13 15:40:10 UTC

A token delisting, spot-pair removal, margin removal, futures removal and Binance Alpha removal are different events. Only explicit UTC trading-removal times are displayed.

How to read this page

• Full token delisting and removal of one trading product are different events.
• Only explicit official UTC times are displayed; an unstated time is not invented.
• The week includes notices published or becoming effective in that UTC window.
• Every retained item links to Binance for final verification.

What can this page tell you quickly?

Best for

Checking whether Binance announced or scheduled a token or product removal in the current UTC week.

Strongest evidence

Each row comes from Binance's official delisting catalog and retains the source link.

Main limitation

One notice can contain several operational deadlines; the full announcement remains authoritative.

Update rhythm

CoinNudge checks the official catalog about every two minutes and labels stale collection.

What counts as a Binance crypto delisting?

A full token delisting removes all Binance Spot trading pairs for an asset and commonly starts separate deposit, withdrawal and conversion timelines. A spot-pair removal may leave the same asset tradable against other quote currencies. Margin and futures removals affect leveraged products, while Binance Alpha removal concerns a different product surface.

CoinNudge gives each notice a scope label rather than collapsing every removal into 'coin delisted.' This avoids the damaging inference that an asset has disappeared from Binance when only one pair or contract changed.

What is the difference between announcement and effective time?

Publication time answers when Binance released the notice. Effective time answers when the stated trading product changes. A notice can be published days before trading stops, or a weekly page can contain an older notice whose effective deadline falls this week.

When several trading deadlines appear, CoinNudge labels the displayed value as the earliest explicit trading change. It does not imply every service ends then. If the parser cannot verify an explicit time, the field stays 'Not explicitly stated' and the official notice must be opened.

• Announced: the official notice has been observed.
• Scheduled: an explicit future trading-change time is present.
• Effective: that displayed trading-change time has passed.
• Not explicitly stated: CoinNudge refuses to manufacture a timestamp.

Why do delisting announcements matter to traders?

A delisting can fragment liquidity, widen spreads and force users to close or transfer positions before deadlines. Derivative removal can create settlement and basis effects even when spot remains available elsewhere. The risk is operational as well as directional.

The correct response depends on the scope, venue exposure and official timeline. CoinNudge alerts users to the event; it does not know their holdings and cannot decide whether they should sell, transfer or do nothing.

Verify: Binance delisting announcements

How should an official delisting notice be verified?

Open the source and confirm the exact token, pair or contract, the timezone, trading cutoff, order cancellation, deposits, withdrawals and any automatic conversion. Check whether the rule applies to your country and Binance product.

Avoid treating social posts or screenshots as the primary timeline. This page is a discovery and classification layer whose strongest feature is the direct route back to the official announcement.

What should be checked before a Binance removal deadline?

First identify exposure by product. Holding a token in Spot, borrowing it in Margin and holding a perpetual contract create different deadlines and operational risks. Confirm whether open orders will be cancelled automatically, whether positions can still be reduced, and whether settlement uses a special calculation. Never infer those details from the announcement headline alone.

Second separate trading access from asset access. Spot trading may stop before deposits or withdrawals, while automatic conversion may happen later. A user who wants to transfer an asset should verify the supported network, wallet compatibility and withdrawal deadline directly in the account and notice. CoinNudge does not request a wallet seed phrase or exchange API key for this check.

Finally consider liquidity outside Binance without assuming another venue is equivalent. Prices, spreads, custody terms, regional access and token-contract support can differ. The existence of another market does not remove deadline risk or guarantee an executable exit at the displayed price.

How do I distinguish a removed trading pair from a token leaving the exchange?

Read the affected product and action in the official notice. Removing one spot pair or a derivatives product does not establish that every market, deposit or withdrawal service for the token is ending.

A delisting calendar is an event reference rather than a sell recommendation. The fixed event-study subscription does not include this announcement archive.

• Record the named pair, product type, announcement time and effective action time.
• Check any distinct deposit, withdrawal or conversion deadlines in the source notice.
• Preserve later revisions and use the venue-native market when measuring subsequent price behavior.

Verify: Binance delisting announcements · CoinNudge source standards

What is measured, and what is not?

Method and data boundary

CoinNudge checks Binance's official delisting catalog, verifies the linked announcement, classifies the removal scope from the title and extracts UTC trading-removal times only when an explicit time appears near the relevant trading language. The current window runs Monday 00:00 through Sunday 23:59 UTC.

Binance may announce several services with different cutoff times in one notice. The table shows the earliest explicit trading change found and preserves the official link; users must read the notice for deposits, withdrawals, conversion and region-specific details.

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Sources and verification

• Binance delisting announcementsOfficial catalog monitored by CoinNudge.
• CoinNudge source standardsRules for source identity, timestamps and unsupported claims.

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