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Binance is pulling seven spot trading pairs off its platform on August 14 at 03:00 UTC. The exchange said the move follows a routine market review, with liquidity and trading volume as the main factors driving the cuts.
The seven pairs going dark are APT/BTC, AR/BTC, A/USDC, BTTC/TRY, CYBER/USDC, LPT/BTC, and WAL/FDUSD. None of the underlying tokens disappear entirely — they’ll still trade through other pairs on Binance. But any Spot Trading Bot tied to one of these pairs gets terminated automatically, and the exchange is telling users to manually adjust or cancel those bots now, before August 14, to avoid losses they didn’t plan for. That’s a pretty important detail traders can miss if they’re not paying close attention to their bot configurations.
Not just seven pairs. Six full tokens too.
On August 17 at 03:00 UTC, Binance will delist ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC entirely. Deposits for all six will stop being credited after August 18 at 03:00 UTC. Withdrawals stay open longer — until October 17 — which gives holders a decent window to move funds out. But after that date, it’s done. No more access.
TRON Wallet Maintenance Hits August 13
Separate from the delistings, Binance has a maintenance window coming for the TRON Network (TRX) wallet. It starts August 13 at 06:00 UTC, though deposits and withdrawals will actually pause five minutes earlier, at 05:55 UTC. The whole thing is expected to last about an hour. Once the network’s stability checks out, services resume — and Binance said it won’t be making any additional announcement when things come back online. So if you’re waiting for a confirmation ping, it’s probably not coming. Users need to track it themselves.
That’s a small but real operational risk for anyone running active TRX positions or expecting an incoming transfer that morning.
Monitoring Tags Added for Five More Tokens
Binance also quietly added five tokens to its Monitoring Tag list: GLMR, ICX, MOVR, RARE, and SOPH. The Monitoring Tag is basically a yellow flag — it means these assets don’t fully meet Binance’s operational standards right now. It’s not an immediate delisting notice, but it’s a signal traders shouldn’t ignore. Assets that land on the Monitoring Tag have a history of eventually getting cut if conditions don’t improve.
Binance uses the tag to push transparency, letting users know which tokens are under tighter scrutiny. Whether GLMR, ICX, MOVR, RARE, or SOPH eventually follow the same path as ACX or PIVX is unclear yet. No timeline was given.
Exchanges regularly cull underperforming pairs. It’s one of the less glamorous but genuinely necessary parts of running a large trading platform — thin order books hurt price discovery and can leave traders stuck in positions they can’t exit cleanly. Binance’s periodic reviews are meant to catch those situations before they become bigger problems.
Still, the scale here is worth noting. Seven pairs, six full token delistings, five tokens newly flagged, and a network maintenance window — all packed into a few days. For most casual holders, it’s probably fine. For anyone running automated strategies or holding the affected tokens, the timing matters a lot.
What Traders Need to Do Right Now
The checklist is pretty straightforward. If you’re running a Spot Trading Bot on any of the seven pairs being cut August 14, go cancel or reconfigure it before 03:00 UTC. If you hold ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, or VIC, you’ve got until October 17 to withdraw — but deposits stop being credited after August 18, so don’t send more in after that date expecting it to land. If you’re transacting in TRX on August 13, build in a buffer around the 05:55–07:00 UTC window.
And if you’re holding GLMR, ICX, MOVR, RARE, or SOPH, maybe keep a closer eye on Binance announcements than usual. The Monitoring Tag doesn’t mean they’re gone tomorrow. But it’s not nothing either.
Binance didn’t offer specific volume figures or liquidity thresholds to explain exactly why these particular pairs and tokens got flagged. The exchange described it as a standard periodic review. No further details were given on what metrics would need to improve for Monitoring Tag tokens to get cleared.
The August 14 pair delistings happen at 03:00 UTC. The August 17 token delistings happen at 03:00 UTC. Deposits for the six tokens stop after August 18 at 03:00 UTC. Withdrawals close October 17.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which trading pairs is Binance delisting on August 14?
Binance is removing APT/BTC, AR/BTC, A/USDC, BTTC/TRY, CYBER/USDC, LPT/BTC, and WAL/FDUSD on August 14 at 03:00 UTC. The underlying tokens remain available through other pairs on the platform.
When do withdrawals close for the six delisted tokens?
Withdrawals for ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC close on October 17. Deposits stop being credited after August 18 at 03:00 UTC.
What does the Binance Monitoring Tag mean for GLMR, ICX, MOVR, RARE, and SOPH?
The Monitoring Tag means these tokens don’t fully meet Binance’s current operational standards. It’s a caution signal, not an immediate delisting — but holders should watch for further announcements.
