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Binance pauses Ethereum network deposits and removes multiple trading pairs

Binance pauses Ethereum network deposits and removes multiple trading pairs Image: U.Today
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Binance is temporarily pausing deposits and withdrawals on the Ethereum network for wallet maintenance. The exchange also plans to delist twelve spot trading pairs and ten margin trading pairs. Spot trading for the underlying tokens remains available on other pairs. Users are advised to manage margin accounts before the scheduled changes take effect.

Key points

  1. Binance will perform wallet maintenance on the Ethereum network with deposits and withdrawals temporarily suspended.
  2. The exchange will delist twelve spot trading pairs on October 30 due to standards like liquidity and volume.
  3. Token trading on the Ethereum network is not affected during the wallet maintenance.

Why it matters

Users must adjust their positions on affected margin pairs and note the temporary suspension of Ethereum network transfers to avoid unexpected service disruptions during the maintenance window.

Price context · ETH

At publication
$2,337.08
Now
$2,339.31
Change since
+0.10%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

CryptoPotato Tier 2 First report
Binance Alerts Users: Ethereum Deposits Paused and Major Delistings Ahead
U.Today Tier 2
Binance Delisting Alert: 10 Pairs to Go as October Ends, BTC and ETH Affected

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by CryptoPotato
  2. Also reported by U.Today
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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