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Binance has announced a new margin market adjustment that will directly impact FDUSD-based trading pairs. According to the exchange, 18 FDUSD margin pairs will be removed at 06:00 UTC on December 30, 2025, affecting both Cross Margin and Isolated Margin markets.
The move signals a broader shift in margin liquidity management and comes as Binance continues to refine its stablecoin-based trading structure.
FDUSD Pairs to Be Removed from Cross Margin
EIGEN/FDUSD, ARB/FDUSD, TRUMP/FDUSD, POL/FDUSD, ATOM/FDUSD, LDO/FDUSD, SHIB/FDUSD, RAY/FDUSD, GALA/FDUSD, PEPE/FDUSD
FDUSD Pairs to Be Removed from Isolated Margin
EIGEN/FDUSD, ARB/FDUSD, POL/FDUSD, ATOM/FDUSD, LDO/FDUSD, SHIB/FDUSD, GALA/FDUSD, PEPE/FDUSD
Once the delisting takes effect, users will no longer be able to open new margin positions for these pairs. Existing positions must be closed in advance to avoid automatic settlement or forced liquidation once trading support ends.
Why it matters?
FDUSD has been positioned as an alternative USD-pegged stablecoin within major exchange ecosystems. Removing multiple FDUSD margin pairs suggests that margin liquidity is being reconcentrated toward higher-volume stablecoins, while exposure to lower-demand margin pairs is being reduced.
Such margin adjustments are typically associated with risk optimization, especially during periods of changing volatility dynamics or stablecoin allocation strategies. While spot trading remains unaffected, margin-driven volume contractions can still lead to short-term price inefficiencies in the affected assets.
Market participants are expected to closely monitor whether further FDUSD-related margin updates follow in the coming days.
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