Ah, Binance! That great bustling bazaar of digital coins, where the fortunes of mere mortals rise and tumble like potatoes on a cart. And lo, a new decree wafts down from the stately offices (one imagines with a golden samovar steaming in the corner): three beloved trading pairs are to be shipped off the premises—nay, dropped from the lists like unwanted relatives at a Petersburg ball! 🪙💨
Summoned by mysterious internal reviews (with all the gravity of a state official examining potatoes for signs of rot), Binance announced the execution date: May 9, 2025. Three trading pairs—ANIME/BNB, STRK/BTC, and THE/BTC—are whacked at 3:00 a.m. UTC, that most auspicious hour when only sleep-deprived traders and spectral accountants roam the digital corridors.
Binance will delist and cease trading for the ANIME/BNB, STRK/BTC, and THE/BTC spot trading pairs on May 9 at 11:00 (UTC+8). Binance periodically reviews listed spot trading pairs and may delist pairs due to factors like low liquidity or poor trading volume.…
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) May 7, 2025
What does this mean for the common folk? Oh, only that your automated Spot Trading Bots, those clever little digital imps, will soon be unemployed unless you hustle to shut them down. Lose your hats, lose your coins—such is the way of progress and algorithms! 😱🤖
But, my trembling reader, do not drop your feather quill in panic! The tokens themselves—those enigmatic, oft-misunderstood objects of desire—remain on Binance’s vast menu of delights. You’ll merely have to find other corners of the exchange to peddle them, much as one must seek a new coffeehouse after being turned out for singing too many melancholy songs.
Six Cryptos Under the Watchful Eye
Yet the tale does not end there, as tales in Russia never do. For now, six additional cryptocurrencies have been plucked out by Binance’s watchful, pince-nez-wearing inspectors and tagged for “monitoring.” No one in the village quite knows what this means, but the officials assure us it involves many stern glances and the occasional tap of a wooden ruler.
Stella (ALPHA), Hifi Finance (HIFI), LeverFi (LEVER), Movement (MOVE), Portal (PORTAL), and Rei Network (REI) now live under the shadow of the ominous “Monitoring Tag,” dangling like dried fish from a winter roof beam—never certain when they’ll be plucked away.💀🎩
Binance announced that it will add “monitoring tags” to ALPHA, HIFI, LEVER, MOVE, PORTAL and REI starting May 7, 2025, which may lead to delisting risks.
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) May 7, 2025
According to the sages at Binance, a “Monitoring Tag” is less a badge of honor and more like a sign on a rambling uncle’s back reading “Might Be Thrown Out Shortly.” These tokens are now subject to regular pep talks, pointed questions, and perhaps the occasional mysterious disappearance. As ever, the market awaits with bated breath, quills poised, possibly snoring.
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2025-05-07 13:58