Binance to End ARDR Margin Trading

Binance officially stated that ARDR will no longer be available as a borrowable asset on Cross Margin. In addition, ARDR Cross Margin and Isolated Margin trading pairs will be delisted. These changes will take effect on March 12, 2026, at 06:00 UTC. After this date, users will not be able to open new positions with ARDR in these margin pairs, which will be completely removed from Binance’s margin market.

The affected trading types include:

• ARDR Cross Margin
• ARDR Isolated Margin pairs

After delisting, these products will no longer be supported on the Binance platform.

Timeline for Delisting

According to Binance:

March 11, 2026 – 09:00 (TSI)

• Borrowing of ARDR for Cross and Isolated Margin will be suspended.

March 12, 2026 – 09:00 (TSI)

• Users’ margin positions will be automatically closed.
• Automatic repayment of open loans will occur.
• All pending orders in Isolated Margin pairs will be canceled.
• ARDR margin trading pairs will be removed from the platform.

Risk Management Behind Binance’s Decision

Binance’s delisting of ARDR is part of the exchange’s strategy to strengthen risk management in margin products. Exchanges sometimes remove trading pairs or tokens to reduce market risks and improve user safety. Delisting decisions are typically based on factors such as liquidity, trading volume, market conditions, or platform security. Binance recommends that users review and close open positions, repay loans, and complete necessary actions before March 11–12, 2026, to avoid automatic closures and repayments by the system. This move highlights the ongoing efforts by crypto exchanges to manage market risks and protect investors while maintaining efficient trading infrastructure.

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What is Binance Vote to Delist?

Binance has introduced a new community governance mechanism to give users more influence in the platform’s decision-making processes. Through the “Vote to List” and “Vote to Delist” systems, the exchange aims to increase community involvement in the listing lifecycle of projects.

As part of its effort to promote transparency and user participation in listing decisions, Binance announced that users can now vote for the projects they want to see listed on the platform through the “Vote to List” feature. At the same time, with the “Vote to Delist” mechanism, users can also vote to remove projects that may no longer meet Binance’s standards.

How Does the System Work and Which Altcoins Are on the List?

Each user can vote for up to 5 different projects in the voting pool. However, each user can only cast one vote per project. To ensure votes are valid, users must be logged in to their verified Binance account and must hold at least 0.01 BNB in their main wallet throughout the entire voting period.

Projects currently up for voting include:
$ZEC, $JASMY, $FTT, $STPT, $ARK, $ARDR, $GPS, $MBL, $PERP, $NKN, $WING, $LTO, $FLM, $BSW, $ALPACA, $VOXEL, $PDA

Voting period: 2025-04-10 04:00 (UTC) to 2025-04-16 23:59 (UTC)

While Binance highly values community input through voting, final delisting decisions will not be based solely on the vote results. Project performance and compliance will continue to be assessed under Binance’s comprehensive evaluation process. The timeline for any delisting decision will follow Binance’s internal procedures.

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