Binance has added Across Protocol (ACX), Lisk (LSK), and Stacks (STX) to its Monitoring Tag program, placing the three cryptocurrencies under closer review and raising the possibility of delisting if they fail future assessments.

According to Binance, the update is part of the exchange’s regular process for evaluating whether listed projects continue to meet its platform standards. Assets assigned a Monitoring Tag are considered to carry higher risks than most cryptocurrencies listed on Binance. As the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, Binance’s listing and delisting decisions carry outsized influence over token liquidity and visibility, making the Monitoring Tag a widely watched signal across digital asset markets.

Binance said projects under the designation may be delisted if they do not pass subsequent reviews or no longer satisfy listing requirements. Users who trade tokens with the Monitoring Tag must also complete periodic risk awareness quizzes before accessing those markets.

The exchange said it reviews tagged projects on a regular basis before deciding whether to keep or remove the designation. Binance described the label as reflecting elevated volatility and greater investment risks, and said the status of affected tokens may change depending on future review outcomes.

Binance removes spot trading pairs after market review

Alongside the Monitoring Tag expansion, Binance removed several spot and margin trading pairs following another routine market assessment. The exchange said the reviews are intended to support a healthy trading environment and improve overall market quality. Pair removals can reduce available liquidity pathways for affected tokens, potentially concentrating trading activity into fewer markets.

The spot pairs removed from trading include ACX/USDC, ALGO/BTC, CVC/USDC, LPT/USDC, ONG/BTC, RVN/USDC, and XRP/BNB. Binance noted that the removal of XRP/BNB does not affect XRP’s overall availability on the platform because other XRP trading pairs remain listed.

Binance also ended Spot Trading Bots support for each affected trading pair. Users were advised to update or cancel their automated trading strategies before support ended in order to avoid potential disruptions.

Binance will extend the Monitoring Tag to include ACX, LSK & STX on 2026-07-24

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— Binance (@binance) July 24, 2026

Margin pairs also removed

Binance Margin also removed several cross and isolated margin trading pairs. The affected cross margin pairs were CYBER/USDC, DOLO/USDC, PIXEL/USDC, and STEEM/USDC.

The exchange also removed the DOLO/USDC, PIXEL/USDC, and STEEM/USDC isolated margin pairs. Before the markets were removed, Binance automatically closed open positions, completed settlements, and canceled pending orders.

Binance said its routine evaluations consider factors including liquidity, trading activity, project development, and overall compliance with listing standards. The exchange said these reviews help determine whether assets remain suitable for trading on the platform.

Periodic reviews will determine future status

Binance emphasized that projects carrying the Monitoring Tag remain subject to periodic assessments. ACX, LSK, and STX may retain the designation, have it removed, or face delisting if future evaluations identify continuing concerns under Binance’s listing policies. Each of the three tagged projects occupies a distinct niche — Stacks operates as a Bitcoin layer for smart contracts, Lisk has pivoted to an Ethereum layer-2 model, and Across Protocol provides cross-chain bridging infrastructure — meaning the reviews will examine their continued adherence to Binance’s standards across different technical and market conditions.

The latest review increases scrutiny on ACX, LSK, and STX while also removing several spot and margin trading pairs from Binance. The exchange said future assessments will determine whether the newly tagged projects remain listed or face further action.