Binance Margin Trading Pairs Delisted October 2025

Background on the Delisting

Binance has announced plans to regulate its margin trading offerings with the removal of several trading pairs on October 2, 2025. The decision will affect both cross margin and isolated margin pairs. According to the company statement, the delisting process begins at 09:00 on the stated date and is set to impact pairs such as HMSTR/FDUSD, MEME/FDUSD, RVN/BTC, and USUAL/BTC for cross margin, while MEME/FDUSD and RVN/BTC will also be removed from the isolated margin options.

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The announcement forms part of Binance’s periodic review of offered trading pairs, aiming to protect users and maintain market liquidity. The affected assets will no longer be available for trading under margin conditions, though users will still be able to trade them on other available pairs within the platform.

User Impact and Trading Adjustments

Starting October 1, 2025, at 09:00, users will be unable to initiate new isolated margin borrowing transactions involving the affected pairs. Manual or automatic transfers of assets to isolated margin accounts for these pairs will be disabled. However, users with existing debt can still manually transfer the requisite token amounts.

Once the removal takes effect at 09:00 on October 2, 2025, Binance will close all related positions, execute automatic liquidations, and cancel pending orders associated with the delisted pairs. The complete process is expected to take approximately three hours.

Binance recommends that investors close their open positions or transfer margin account balances to spot accounts before the official delisting to avoid forced liquidations and potential losses. The company noted, “Investors are urged to manage positions proactively to avoid possible disruptions,” reporting via CryptoNews.

What’s Next for Binance Users?

Even after the margin delisting, the assets connected with the affected trading pairs will remain tradable under other available pairs in Binance’s spot market. The announcement clarified that the removal is limited to margin trading, and Binance continues to review its offerings to ensure user protection and optimal trading experiences.

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