A major exchange is pulling 23 trading pairs effective January 9th following their routine compliance and quality review. The delisted pairs include 1000SATS/FDUSD, BIO/BNB, EGLD/BNB, HUMA/FDUSD, and IOTA/ETH among others. While these specific pairs are getting removed, holders can breathe easy—the affected tokens remain tradable through alternative pair combinations. The market's already pricing this in, with BIO taking a hit around 10% following the announcement. It's a reminder of how exchanges continuously adjust their listings to maintain standards, and how market reactions to these moves can swing prices in real time.
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PonziWhisperer
· 01-08 23:53
Removed again? This time 23 trading pairs, BIO dropped directly by 10%, this speed is really incredible.
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SingleForYears
· 01-08 23:44
Another trading pair has been delisted, it never ends... BIO dropped by 10% directly, this is the market reaction.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 01-08 23:39
Another delisting of trading pairs, this time 23... really getting a bit annoying.
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Layer2Observer
· 01-08 23:37
Is this delisting just routine or is there some intentional concealment? Let me see what the data says... BIO dropped 10%, that's a bit of an overreaction, isn't it?
A major exchange is pulling 23 trading pairs effective January 9th following their routine compliance and quality review. The delisted pairs include 1000SATS/FDUSD, BIO/BNB, EGLD/BNB, HUMA/FDUSD, and IOTA/ETH among others. While these specific pairs are getting removed, holders can breathe easy—the affected tokens remain tradable through alternative pair combinations. The market's already pricing this in, with BIO taking a hit around 10% following the announcement. It's a reminder of how exchanges continuously adjust their listings to maintain standards, and how market reactions to these moves can swing prices in real time.