Six cryptocurrencies ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC will disappear from Binance’s trading platform on August 17, 2026. This move affects thousands of holders who must act fast to avoid complications once trading halts. Binance's ongoing review process targets projects failing to meet its evolving standards.
Tokens Under Pressure Before Final Delisting
Binance's Monitoring Tag system flags tokens exhibiting irregular trading patterns or compliance issues, effectively warning investors of possible delisting. HFT was the first to receive this yellow card in late May, followed by PYR and VANRY in early July, then ACX later that month. PIVX had already been sidelined from margin and loan trading in April, signaling Binance’s distancing long before the complete removal announcement. PYR’s token price dropped roughly 11% after being tagged, highlighting the market’s reaction to regulatory signals.
What These Projects Represent and Why Binance Is Cutting Them
Each token serves a unique niche: ACX supports cross-chain transfers via Across Protocol; HFT underpins decentralized exchange Hashflow; PIVX focuses on privacy cryptocurrencies; PYR fuels Vulcan Forged’s blockchain gaming ecosystem; VANRY is tied to Vanar Chain, a layer-1 platform targeting gaming and entertainment; VIC powers Viction, once known as TomoChain. Binance does not provide detailed reasons for rejection but evaluates factors like team activity, trading volume, network reliability, and adherence to regulatory standards. Investors holding these tokens on Binance should prepare to withdraw their assets promptly after trading is suspended to avoid liquidity issues.
This article is for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice.
