Binance announced it will delist six tokens from its spot trading platform on August 17, 2026. Assets like Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX, Vulcan Forged PYR, Vanar (VANRY), and Viction (VIC) will no longer be available for trading after that date. This move follows Binance’s routine asset review, which examines factors such as liquidity, active development, network safety, team behavior, transparency, tokenomics, and recent regulatory developments.
Trading on the futures market for these tokens will stop earlier, on August 7, with all open contracts set to settle the same day. Binance will also halt loans, payments, and margin borrowing linked to these tokens around that period. Withdrawals will still be allowed until October 17, giving holders time to move their funds. However, Vanar holders should be aware that Binance will not assist with the token’s migration to the Base Layer 2 network; users must handle that transition independently through Vanar’s official migration portal.
This delisting isn’t isolated. It comes after Binance added some of these tokens to a monitoring list due to concerns raised earlier. Market caps for the affected tokens vary, with ACX leading at about $38 million and others like PIVX and PYR under $4 million. The exchange has not explained the reasons for each token individually but stressed the decision aligns with their broader risk management framework designed to keep the platform secure and compliant.
