🚨 Binance has sent another “termination letter”: $EPIC $QUICK kicked out
This time, two old familiar faces are being shown the door.
Epic Chain and QuickSwap received official notices from Binance on October 14: at 11:00 on October 28 (Beijing time), all spot trading pairs will be officially shut down, and open orders will be canceled.
As soon as the news broke, the two tokens went into free fall:
$QUICK plunged 19.67% in the 24 hours after the announcement, trading at 0.00707 USDT at the time of writing (down 5.10% for the day)
$EPIC also fell 10.54%, trading at 0.3140 USDT at the time of writing (basically back to where it started)
In plain English: Binance’s periodic checkup covers liquidity, development progress, and what the team is doing. Fail, and you’re out. These two had already been marked for “close monitoring” for several months. This is a follow-up to the August delisting round, which involved 6 tokens.
If you’re holding any, mark these dates:
📅 October 20, 17:00 (Beijing time): Futures trading closes first, with automatic settlement
📅 October 21: Spot copy trading is delisted
📅 October 28, 11:00: Spot trading shuts down completely
📅 December 28: Withdrawals close
Any tokens left after December 29 may be converted into stablecoins—note “may”; it’s not guaranteed.
On the bright side, you’ll still be able to withdraw for two and a half months after the delisting. Binance has given holders plenty of time to exit, which is decent of them. The risk is simple: the longer you wait, the harder it’ll be to sell. Don’t treat these as a long-term income stream.
What do you think of Binance’s latest “rank-and-yank”? Let’s talk in the comments—have you ever held a token that got delisted?
Source: Binance official announcement dated 2026-10-14 (confirmed by reports from u.today and CoinDesk on 10-14); prices are live readings from Binance spot on TradingView
For informational purposes only; not investment advice
This time, two old familiar faces are being shown the door.
Epic Chain and QuickSwap received official notices from Binance on October 14: at 11:00 on October 28 (Beijing time), all spot trading pairs will be officially shut down, and open orders will be canceled.
As soon as the news broke, the two tokens went into free fall:
$QUICK plunged 19.67% in the 24 hours after the announcement, trading at 0.00707 USDT at the time of writing (down 5.10% for the day)
$EPIC also fell 10.54%, trading at 0.3140 USDT at the time of writing (basically back to where it started)
In plain English: Binance’s periodic checkup covers liquidity, development progress, and what the team is doing. Fail, and you’re out. These two had already been marked for “close monitoring” for several months. This is a follow-up to the August delisting round, which involved 6 tokens.
If you’re holding any, mark these dates:
📅 October 20, 17:00 (Beijing time): Futures trading closes first, with automatic settlement
📅 October 21: Spot copy trading is delisted
📅 October 28, 11:00: Spot trading shuts down completely
📅 December 28: Withdrawals close
Any tokens left after December 29 may be converted into stablecoins—note “may”; it’s not guaranteed.
On the bright side, you’ll still be able to withdraw for two and a half months after the delisting. Binance has given holders plenty of time to exit, which is decent of them. The risk is simple: the longer you wait, the harder it’ll be to sell. Don’t treat these as a long-term income stream.
What do you think of Binance’s latest “rank-and-yank”? Let’s talk in the comments—have you ever held a token that got delisted?
Source: Binance official announcement dated 2026-10-14 (confirmed by reports from u.today and CoinDesk on 10-14); prices are live readings from Binance spot on TradingView
For informational purposes only; not investment advice