Binance to delist six tokens on August 17

Binance will remove six tokens from spot trading on August 17, according to reporting that cites the exchange’s latest asset review. The affected assets are Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX, Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR), Vanar (VANRY) and Viction (VIC).

The reported delisting is set for 03:00 UTC, with spot pairs tied to those tokens expected to close and outstanding orders to be canceled. A separate report also said Binance will end related futures activity on August 7 and keep withdrawals open until October 17, 2026.

Review criteria cited by the exchange

Binance said the decision followed its periodic review process, which considers factors such as liquidity, development activity, network safety, team conduct, transparency, tokenomics and regulatory changes. The exchange did not assign a separate explanation to each token in the reported delisting list.

One of the reported operational details concerns VANRY, with Binance said not to support its Base migration. In that case, holders would need to use Vanar’s migration portal directly.

Reported market reaction

Secondary coverage said the announcement was followed by sharp declines across several of the affected tokens, including ACX, HFT and VIC. Those moves were reported as price reactions after the delisting news, not as evidence of why the decision was made.

The delisting affects access to these assets on Binance, but it does not by itself determine what happens to the projects outside the exchange. Users holding the tokens on Binance would need to follow the exchange’s timeline for trading, settlements and withdrawals.