A major Binance Delisting News dropped today, and six tokens are already feeling the pain. The largest centralized exchange will remove Across Protocol, Hashflow, PIVX, Vulcan Forged PYR, Vanar, and Viction from spot trading on Aug. 17, 2026, at 03:00 UTC.

Prices across the group dropped between 5% and 26% within hours of the announcement.
Delisting takes effect August 17, 2026, at 03:00 UTC
Six tokens affected: ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, VIC
Price drops ranged from roughly 4% to 20% same-day
Several tokens carried prior Monitoring Tags flagging elevated risk
Decision followed a periodic review of liquidity, development, and tokenomics
Binance runs regular reviews of every listed asset, checking trading volume, network safety, team conduct, transparency, development activity, tokenomics, and overall project health. The Binance delisting news today follows due to failure to meet listing standards. Some of these names were not strangers to scrutiny either.
Note: The exchange did not name a separate reason for each token.
Four of the six tokens were not strangers to scrutiny. The exchange added PIVX to its Monitoring Tag list on June 18, followed by PYR and VANRY on July 3, and ACX on July 24, warning that tagged assets carry greater volatility and risk of removal.
Each project serves a different niche, and today's price reaction varied token by token.
Hashflow (HFT) operates a request-for-quote exchange model, giving traders zero-slippage swaps through off-chain market maker quotes. HFT dropped around 23.3%, with some 24-hour trading volume gaining over 64%.
Across Protocol (ACX) runs an intent-based cross-chain bridge, where relayers fulfill user requests using their own capital before settling later.
ACX price today fell to $0.037, dropping close to 9%, extending losses that began after Coinbase suspended ACX trading on July 28.
PIVX focuses on private transactions through zk-SNARKs and supports masternode staking. PIVX slid about 26% following the announcement.
Vulcan Forged (PYR) powers a blockchain gaming ecosystem, including the VulcanVerse metaverse and NFT marketplace. PYR fell roughly 22.9% to $0.05725.
Vanar (VANRY) runs an AI-focused Layer-1 chain built for on-chain reasoning and tokenized assets. VANRY held up better than the rest, down only about 5.42%.
Viction (VIC), formerly TomoChain, offers near zero-gas transactions for consumer apps on an EVM-compatible chain. VIC posted the steepest drop of the group, down close to 20%.
All token prices are based on the time of writing and sourced from CoinMarketCap.
Timing matters most here. Binance Futures positions tied to these tokens will settle on August 7, while spot trading pairs close on August 17, and withdrawals remain open until October 17.
Anyone holding these tokens on the crypto exchange should plan around those three dates directly.
Overall timeline view:
Aug. 4 (06:00 UTC) – margin borrowing for the six tokens is suspended
Aug. 7 – futures cannot open new positions at 08:30 UTC and remaining contracts settle at 09:00 UTC
Aug. 10 – Spot Copy Trading removes the pairs, and Simple Earn redeems flexible and locked positions after 07:00 UTC
Aug. 17, 02:00 UTC – Binance Convert removes the six assets, one hour ahead of the spot close
Aug. 17, 03:00 UTC – spot trading pairs officially close
Oct. 17, 03:00 UTC – withdrawal window closes; any remaining balances may be converted to stablecoins afterward, though the exchange said that conversion is "not guaranteed"
A Binance delisting affects accessibility and liquidity on one exchange, not the survival of a project itself. The removal covers six crypto coins facing different project conditions rather than one shared event. Further updates will come from project responses, settlement notices, and any changes to withdrawal or migration arrangements.
Holders still have until October 17 to move funds before options narrow.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Crypto markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.