Binance to Delist Six Tokens on August 17, 2026

Binance to Remove Six Tokens from Trading

On August 17, 2026, Binance will delist six tokens from its spot trading platform. The tokens set for removal include Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX, Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR), Vanar (VANRY), and Viction (VIC). The delisting follows the exchange’s routine asset review, aimed at maintaining the integrity of its trading environment.

Trading Schedule and Upcoming Deadlines

The removal of these tokens will take effect at 03:00 UTC on August 17. Before this date, the first major deadline occurs on August 7, when Binance will restrict users from opening new futures positions at 08:30 UTC. Remaining futures contracts will settle by 09:00 UTC on the same day.

• Token withdrawals will remain open through October 17, 2026.
• Spot trading for the affected pairs will cease on August 10.
• Post-settlement changes may occur to leverage and margin rates based on market volatility.

Monitoring Tags and Delisting Decisions

The decision to delist these assets stems from Binance’s periodic evaluations which consider factors such as liquidity, network safety, regulatory compliance, and overall project transparency. Notably, four of the six tokens were flagged under Binance’s Monitoring Tag system prior to the delisting, indicating potential volatility and risks associated with these assets.

PIVX, for instance, was tagged on June 18, while PYR and VANRY received similar designations on July 3. The tag system is part of Binance’s ongoing commitment to user protection, requiring holders of tagged assets to engage in a risk assessment every 90 days.

Withdrawal Information and User Guidance

Following the removal, Binance will not facilitate the migration for the Vanar (VANRY) token to the Base network; holders are advised to use Vanar’s designated migration portal independently. Withdrawals for all affected tokens will continue until October 17, 2026, ensuring users have access to their assets throughout this transition.

Users are encouraged to be cautious and to rely only on official communications from the project teams regarding token management and migration processes. Additionally, Binance has notified users that any remaining balances could potentially be converted into stablecoins after the withdrawal period, although this is not guaranteed.

As Binance continues to adapt its offerings and improve compliance measures, stakeholders should remain informed about these changes and their implications on asset management.