Binance will remove eight cross-margin pairs and one isolated-margin pair from its margin market on June 5, 2026, at 06:00 UTC. The exchange published the notice on June 1, 2026, at 09:30 UTC, framing the move as a margin product cleanup rather than a delisting of the underlying tokens.
The affected cross-margin pairs are AEVO/USDC, ME/USDC, MET/USDC, TAO/USD1, ADA/USD1, UNI/USD1, LINK/USD1 and TRX/USD1, while the isolated-margin removal applies to MET/USDC. Binance said users can still trade the listed assets through other margin pairs available on the platform.
Borrowing Suspension Starts June 2
The operational timeline begins before the final removal. Binance said isolated-margin borrowing for the affected isolated pair will be suspended on June 2, 2026, at 06:00 UTC, three days before the margin-pair delisting takes effect.
At the June 5 deadline, Binance Margin will close user positions, conduct automatic settlement and cancel pending orders on the affected cross-margin and isolated-margin pairs. Users will not be able to update positions during the delisting process, which Binance said may take approximately three hours.
The exchange advised users to close positions or transfer assets from margin accounts to spot accounts before margin trading stops. That guidance applies to active exposure in the removed pairs, not to the general tradability of AEVO, ME, MET, TAO, ADA, UNI, LINK or TRX across Binance’s broader markets.
SLX Futures Launch Is a Separate Update
The margin removals came alongside a separate Binance Futures listing notice for Solstice. Binance said it would launch the USDⓈ-margined SLXUSDT perpetual contract on June 1, 2026, at 07:30 UTC, offering up to 20x leverage with USDT settlement.
The SLXUSDT contract has a tick size of 0.00001, a minimum trade amount of 1 SLX and a minimum notional value of 5 USDT. Funding fees settle every four hours, with a capped funding rate of +2.00% / -2.00%, according to Binance’s futures notice.
The two announcements should be treated separately. The margin-pair removals reduce support for specific borrowed-trading pairs, while the SLXUSDT launch expands Binance Futures’ derivatives lineup, and Binance did not present the two actions as operationally connected.
