In the past 23 days, Binance has delisted several spot trading pairs due to various reasons, primarily focusing on maintaining a high-quality trading environment and ensuring sufficient liquidity across all pairs.

Here's a summary of the delistings and the reasons behind them:

$OCEAN/BNB, OCEAN/BTC, OCEAN/TRY, OCEAN/USDT

Reason: Binance decided to delist these pairs as part of a token merge. OCEAN and AGIX tokens were swapped to FET (Fetch.ai), necessitating the removal of the original trading pairs to streamline trading activities and avoid confusion during the merge process.

$AGIX/BTC, AGIX/FDUSD, AGIX/TRY, AGIX/USDT

Reason:

Similar to the OCEAN pairs, these AGIX pairs were delisted due to the token merge with FET. The swap ratio was set, and all AGIX tokens were converted to FET, making the original pairs redundant.

$AI /TUSD, BTC/AEUR, CHR/BNB, ETH/AEUR, GAS/FDUSD, LQTY/FDUSD

Reason:

These pairs were removed on July 5, 2024, due to low liquidity and minimal trading activity. Binance periodically reviews trading pairs to ensure a reliable and efficient trading environment. Pairs that do not meet their criteria for liquidity and trading volume are delisted to protect users and maintain market integrity.

These delistings are part of Binance's ongoing efforts to optimize the trading experience for its users by removing underperforming pairs and focusing on those with better market engagement and liquidity. Users can still trade the base and quote assets of these pairs through other available trading pairs on Binance, ensuring that the overall trading capability remains robust.

For detailed announcements and further information, users can refer to Binance's official announcements and support pages.

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