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Binance extends Monitoring Tag coverage
Binance announced that it has applied its Monitoring Tag to four additional tokens — Acala (ACA), DAR Open Network (D), Streamr (DATA), and Flow (FLOW) — effective January 2, 2026.
Tokens placed under the Monitoring Tag are classified as higher risk and are subject to enhanced scrutiny. Assets that fail to meet Binance’s ongoing listing requirements while under monitoring may ultimately face delisting.
What the Monitoring Tag means
The Monitoring Tag is used by Binance to flag tokens that exhibit higher volatility, limited development activity, regulatory uncertainty, or other risk factors. Users trading tagged tokens are required to acknowledge the associated risks at regular intervals.
Historically, tokens that remain under the Monitoring Tag for extended periods face an increased probability of trading restrictions or removal.
Spot trading pairs to be removed
In a separate update, Binance confirmed it will remove and cease trading on the following spot pairs at 08:00 UTC on January 3, 2026:
AI/BNB
ETC/BNB
FLOW/BTC
LPT/BNB
SFP/BTC
VET/BNB
WCT/FDUSD
WIF/BRL
WLFI/BRL
BTCUSA outlook
The expansion of the Monitoring Tag program alongside the removal of multiple trading pairs underscores Binance’s continued efforts to tighten listing standards.
For traders, the update highlights the importance of monitoring exchange policy changes closely, as assets under enhanced review face elevated delisting risk even if the underlying projects remain active.
