By Km Fazi 
Binance has announced the upcoming removal of several spot trading pairs, including the SHIB/DOGE pair, as part of its routine market quality review process. The decision reflects the exchange’s ongoing effort to maintain liquidity standards and ensure an efficient trading environment for users.
Binance Confirms Delisting of Multiple Spot Trading Pairs
In its official announcement, Binance said it regularly evaluates listed trading pairs and may remove those that fail to meet performance benchmarks such as liquidity and trading volume. Following its latest review, the exchange confirmed that trading will cease for a number of spot pairs at 08:00 UTC on January 27, 2026.
The affected trading pairs include:
BTC/UAH, COMP/BTC, DASH/ETH, ETC/ETH, IO/BTC, LINEA/BNB, MINA/BTC, MMT/BNB, MOVE/BNB, OG/BTC, OGN/BTC, PLUME/BNB, PNUT/FDUSD, RUNE/ETH, SEI/FDUSD, SHIB/DOGE, STX/FDUSD, TIA/FDUSD, TON/BTC, VET/ETH and YB/BNB.
SHIB/DOGE Among High-Profile Pairs Removed
The inclusion of the SHIB/DOGE trading pair has drawn particular attention from meme coin traders, given the popularity of both assets.
While the delisting removes the direct trading route between Shiba Inu and Dogecoin, Binance clarified that this does not affect the listing status of either token.
Traders will still be able to buy and sell SHIB and DOGE using other available trading pairs on the platform.
Tokens Remain Listed Despite Pair Removal
Binance emphasized that delisting a trading pair does not mean the underlying tokens are being removed from the exchange. Users can continue trading the base and quote assets through alternative pairs that remain active on Binance Spot.
The exchange also clarified that UAH is a fiat currency and does not represent any digital asset, addressing potential confusion surrounding the BTC/UAH pair.
Spot Trading Bots Services to End
Alongside the trading pair removals, Binance will terminate Spot Trading Bots services for the affected pairs at the same time, January 27, 2026, at 08:00 UTC.
Users running automated strategies on these pairs are advised to update or cancel their bots before the deadline to avoid unintended losses or disruptions.
Market Impact and Trader Outlook
Delistings of trading pairs are typically driven by declining activity rather than fundamental issues with the tokens themselves. However, the removal of popular combinations such as SHIB/DOGE could temporarily shift liquidity and trading behavior across other meme coin pairs.
As Binance continues its periodic reviews, traders are expected to adjust strategies and migrate activity toward more liquid and actively supported markets.
Final Reminder to Users
Binance noted that translated versions of the announcement may differ from the original English text and advised users to rely on the official English release for the most accurate details.
With the delisting date approaching, traders holding positions or running bots on the affected pairs are encouraged to review their portfolios and make necessary adjustments ahead of the January 27 deadline.