Binance announced it will delist six tokens — ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC — on August 17, 2026. The exchange cited ongoing compliance and development requirements as the reason for the removal.
The Tokens Affected
The six tokens span different sectors. ACX is associated with the Across Protocol, a cross-chain bridge. HFT is the native token of the Hashflow decentralized exchange. PIVX is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency. PYR is the token for Vulcan Forged, a gaming and NFT platform. VANRY is linked to the Vanar blockchain, and VIC is the token for the Viction network. All will be delisted simultaneously.
Why Binance Delists Tokens
Binance regularly reviews listed assets against criteria including project team activity, development progress, trading volume, and network stability. Tokens that fail to meet these standards are removed. The exchange said the delisting shows the importance of ongoing compliance and development for tokens to maintain their listing.
What Holders Need to Do
Users holding any of the six tokens must withdraw them to external wallets or other supported platforms before the August 17 deadline. After that date, deposits of these tokens will not be credited, and withdrawals will no longer be supported. Binance may convert remaining balances into stablecoins at a later date, but details have not been announced.
Potential Market Impact
The delisting may affect investor confidence and market dynamics for the affected tokens. Prices could face downward pressure as holders sell or move assets to other exchanges. The move also signals Binance's continued focus on compliance and quality control, which could influence how other exchanges handle similar tokens.
