Binance listings and delistings — new and removed coins
Calendar of new cryptocurrency listings and delistings on Binance. History of listings and delistings, tracking of fresh tokens and trading pairs removed from trading. Clicking the announcement title opens the exchange website with the event news. Notifications are sorted with the newest at the top. More details — in the FAQ at the end of the page. Only the most recent data for the last few months is shown; the full history is available on the Binance website.
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Delistings
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
- Listing — adding a new cryptocurrency or trading pair to an exchange.
- Delisting — removing an asset from trading. Exchanges publish official announcements about such events, which we collect on this page.
Currently we track listing and delisting announcements on the following exchanges: Binance, Bybit, OKX, MEXC, Gate.com and BingX. You can filter the data by a specific exchange using the menu at the top of the page.
You can do this by clicking on the message title. The exchange website will open with the announcement you are interested in, the text of which usually specifies the exact time or other approximate timing of the event.
New listings are often accompanied by increased volatility and can provide trading opportunities. Delistings are important to track in order to close positions in time and avoid forced closure at an unfavorable rate.
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Binance publishes listing and delisting announcements in the Binance Announcements section. Our screener automatically collects notifications from this section and displays them as a table.
Token delisting — the asset is completely removed from all Binance products, including all related trading pairs.
Trading pair removal — only the specific pair is removed (for example, BTC/XYZ). The token itself remains on the exchange, and you can trade it in other available pairs or withdraw it to an external wallet.
Binance analyzes:
- Project fundamentals: real user base, viable business model, alignment with current trends (for memecoins — community strength).
- Tokenomics: number of holders, token concentration among insiders, unlock and distribution schedule.
- Technical risk: code quality, innovation, centralization risks, audit results, security incident history.
- Team and compliance: experience of key participants, sanctions and regulatory risk checks.
Main reasons for delisting:
- Team and governance: project abandoned, no new development, poor communication with the community and exchange, significant team changes.
- Market metrics: persistently low trading volumes and liquidity, sharp price drops or manipulation (pumps and dumps), suspicion of fraudulent trading practices, loss of community trust.
- Security and product: network vulnerabilities, hacks, unjustified tokenomics changes that harm holders.
- Regulatory and ethical risks: non-compliance with new legal requirements, evidence of fraud or unethical behavior.
Binance publishes the official criteria and procedures in the support section:
- Listing requirements and Delisting procedure information.
- Binance also releases separate announcements describing the reasons for delisting and the actions for users, published on the announcements page.
- Additionally, we automatically collect all fresh listing and delisting announcements on this page.