🚫 Incorrect Coin Casting: Binance’s Delisting Drama! 🚫

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Why Binance Is Removing These Popular Altcoin Pairs Next Week

In the grand and often bewildering universe of cryptocurrency exchanges-where fortunes hang by the delicate balance of algorithms and human error-comes word that Binance, the veritable colossus of the crypto jungle, is making a list and not being particularly nice about it. To be precise, cards are being shuffled, and a few altcoins might ricochet downhill faster than a metaphysical tortoise on a binge of caffeine-infused lettuce.

One such unfortunate bystander caught in the tussle is Cardano (ADA), which has seen its price plunge by 3.5% on the verge of New Year’s Eve. In a stroke of irony so sharp it could cut through blockchain, it’s bidding adieu, not with tears and good wishes, but with a lonesome 3.5% stumble.

Waving Goodbye to These Pairs

Turns out that in the saloon known as Binance, certain combinations of crypto cards are being withdrawn from the game. On January 6, the following cross-margin pairs have been deemed too dangerous or too dull to bother with: BCH/FDUSD, TAO/FDUSD, AVAX/FDUSD, LTC/FDUSD, SUI/FDUSD, ADA/FDUSD, and LINK/FDUSD. Isolated margins are also being shown the exit door.

“Effective immediately, users will no longer be able to transfer any amount of assets of the aforementioned pair(s) via manual transfers and Auto-Transfer Mode into their Isolated Margin accounts. If users hold outstanding liabilities of said tokens, these users may only manually transfer up to the amount of liabilities of that token into their Isolated Margin accounts, less any collateral already available,” announced the wise sages of Binance in a proclamation that was as brief as it was lacking in passion.

What’s peculiar is that these exiles from the crypto kingdom share a bond with a stablecoin known as First Digital USD (FDUSD). That’s right, FDUSD-the mysterious force that no one can figure out why everyone seems to have forgotten in the hour of farewell. Non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies remained as unmoved as a hermit crab refusing to budge for yet another dance-off.

Previous Beatings from the Whips of Change

About a week earlier, Binance stood up from its perch and revealed more news-this time affecting the poor Cardano traders, adding new trading friendships like ADA/USD1 and ASTER/USD1. However, these new, shiny toys are not for everyone-no, not for those dwelling in places like the United States, Canada, Cuba, Iran, or the Netherlands, because one can never have too much variety in financial exclusion.

With the sparkle of the new, ADA’s price did take a little hop upwards by 4%, ASTER up by 3.5%, and LUNA threw a stellar bash with a double-digit increase. Quite the opposite was observed at the start of December, when Binance decided to exercise what looks suspiciously like financial execution on StaFi (FIS), REI Network (REI), and Voxies (VOXEL). Naturally, these creatures of the crypto wild tramped off into the sunset, their values fading like dreams at dawn. The months of October had witnessed similar rows where new boons vanished for Flamingo (FLM), Kadena (KDA), and Perpetual Protocol (PERP). And KDA? Well, imagine what happens when someone says your entire existence was a 30% overhype.

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2025-12-31 11:02