Binance published a schedule today: all spot trading pairs for $EPIC (Epic Chain) and $QUICK (QuickSwap) will be delisted on 2026-10-28 03:00 UTC.
This isn’t just a slogan—the timeline varies by product: futures come first. You won’t be able to open new positions starting 10-20 08:30 UTC, and positions will be automatically settled at 09:00 UTC. Margin borrowing will stop on 10-15 06:00 UTC, with positions liquidated and settled on 10-20 10:00 UTC. Copy Trading Spot will be withdrawn first, on 10-21 03:00 UTC.
The holding window is straightforward too: spot trading will remain available until 10-28 03:00 UTC; deposits will no longer be credited starting 10-29 03:00 UTC; and withdrawals will remain available until 12-28 03:00 UTC. After that, the platform may convert the assets into stablecoins on your behalf—the announcement explicitly says this is “not guaranteed.”
The two tokens have different trajectories: $QUICK is QuickSwap’s governance/utility token on Polygon and can still operate independently on-chain; $EPIC is the Epic Chain project token (formerly Ethernity, with $ERN swapped 1:1 for $EPIC), whose liquidity will be more dependent on where it trades once it leaves major exchanges.
The official position is that reviews are conducted periodically, covering a long list of factors such as team commitment, development activity, trading volume and liquidity, network security, and communication transparency. No specific criterion was singled out as having been breached. If you hold either token, just compare this with your own timeline.
Source: Official Binance announcement (2026-10-14) and @binance’s corresponding post. This is not investment advice.