Binance To Delist These Six Tokens in 2 Weeks

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has announced it will delist six tokens following its routine evaluation of listed assets. Effective February 13, 2026, spot trading for Acala Token (ACA), Tranchess (CHESS), Streamr (DATA), dForce (DF), Aavegotchi (GHST), and NKN (NKN) will cease completely. 

Many of these tokens had previously been monitored with tags indicating heightened risk, suggesting they might be removed. Users are urged to manage their holdings promptly, as withdrawals remain open until April 13, 2026, to mitigate potential losses. 

Binance’s Delisting Criteria and Timeline

Binance has maintained strict standards for token listings to protect the platform and its users amid the unstable crypto market. When reviewing tokens, it considers factors like trading volume, active project development, security, clear communication, and ethical practices. In its latest review, the exchange found that the tokens ACA, CHESS, DATA, DF, GHST, and NKN did not meet one or more of these standards.

Following the recent decision, trading pairs for these tokens will be removed, and all open orders will be canceled automatically. This means that after February 14, 2026, users will no longer be able to deposit these tokens into their accounts. However, they have until 03:00 UTC on April 13, 2026, to withdraw them to external wallets or other platforms.

Additionally, other services related to these tokens will be discontinued, and futures contracts will automatically settle on February 6, 2026. No new positions can be opened after 08:30 UTC on that day. Margin trading will also cease on the same date, which may result in forced sales of leveraged positions. Simple Earn products will automatically redeem on February 9, 2026, with balances and rewards transferred to spot accounts.

Delistings Trigger Sharp Declines

The announcement caused immediate price changes, with some tokens dropping around 8-15% right after the news on February 2, 2026. Community discussions on social media expressed disappointment, with some users calling for stricter regulations to keep the tokens rather than a periodic delisting. 

Analysts attribute the recent price drops to lower liquidity expectations, stricter exchange regulations, and changes in token valuation methods. Meanwhile, although delisting removes these assets from Binance’s spot market, they remain tradable on decentralized exchanges or other centralized platforms. 

However, these alternative tokens usually have fewer traders, which can lead to larger price fluctuations. Binance emphasizes that its recent actions will help keep the ecosystem strong. It also encourages investors to conduct thorough research and monitor official updates.

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