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Five spot crypto trading pairs are set to face delisting on major crypto exchange Binance as the year 2025 wraps up. Trading pairs of cryptocurrencies Injective (INJ) and Vechain's VTO token are affected in the shakeup. In a recent announcement, Binance revealed its decision to remove and cease trading on five spot trading pairs on Dec. 26 at 3:00 a.m. (UTC). The spot trading pairs affected include BIO/FDUSD, ENS/FDUSD, INJ/ETH, TREE/BNB and VTHO/TRY. Binance usually undertakes reviews of all listed spot trading pairs to maintain a high-quality trading market, with its decision to delist these spot trading pairs based on one of its most recent reviews. The reason for delisting selected spot trading pairs might be due to various causes, including poor liquidity and trading volume. The recent move does not imply the delisting of the underlying tokens, as it only affects selected spot trading pairs. Users will still be able to trade the spot trading pair's base and quote assets on other trading pairs that are available on Binance. Binance news In a separate announcement, Binance said it will be performing wallet maintenance for Ethereum (ETH) Network on Dec. 25 at 6:00 a.m. (UTC). In order to support wallet maintenance, deposits and withdrawals on the Ethereum Network will be suspended from Dec. 25 at 5:55 a.m. (UTC), and will be resumed when the maintenance is complete. The maintenance is expected to take about one hour. Trading of tokens on the ETH network will not be impacted as Binance plans to handle all technical requirements involved for all users. Deposits and withdrawals for tokens on the Ethereum network will be reopened once the network is deemed to be stable, however, no further announcement may be made. In listing news, Binance has opened trading for the KGST/USDT trading pair; in the aftermath of the listing, Users will be able to start trading KGST against BTC, USDT and any other tokens on Binance Convert.

COINOTAG News reports that, per an official announcement issued December 24, Binance will implement a delisting of the following trading pairs: BIO/FDUSD, ENS/FDUSD, INJ/ETH, TREE/BNB, and VTHO/TRY. The move is scheduled for December 26 at 03:00 UTC. Market participants should review open positions and adjust risk exposure ahead of the 03:00 UTC cutoff. With liquidity on some pairs likely to thin, traders may see wider spreads and potential execution risk. Users holding balances linked to BIO/FDUSD, ENS/FDUSD, INJ/ETH, TREE/BNB, or VTHO/TRY should verify wallet balances and follow Binance delisting notices for withdrawal deadlines and post-event handling to minimize disruption.

New crypto token launches have faced major price declines in 2025, with 84.7% trading below their Token Generation Event valuations. Research by Ash from Memento Research tracked 118 TGE launches this year, finding that 100 tokens have fallen beneath their opening prices. The median token has crashed 71% in fully diluted valuation since launch, with market cap down 67%. Only 15% of 2025 token launches trade above their TGE valuations. “2025 token launches have mostly been a bloodbath,” Ash wrote on X. “This means ~4 out of 5 launches are below their opening valuation.” High-profile cryptos suffer 90%+ crashes from launch Syndicate (SYND) leads the destruction with a 93.64% decline from its $940 million starting FDV to $59.8 million. Animecoin (ANIME) fell 93.59% from $870 million to $55.7 million. Berachain (BERA) dropped 93.17% from $4.46 billion to $305 million. 2025 token launches have mostly been a bloodbathTracked 118 TGE launches this year and compared today’s FDV vs opening:• 84.7% (100/118) are below TGE valuation • This means ~4 out of 5 launches are below their opening valuation• Median token is -71% FDV (-67% MC) from… pic.twitter.com/dtCHTvedpZ— Ash (@ahboyash) December 20, 2025 Bio Protocol (BIO) crashed 93.05% from a $2.06 billion launch to $143 million current FDV. Xterio (XTER) plummeted 92.85% from $420 million to $30 million. Lit Protocol (LITKEY) declined 92.07% from $210 million to $16.7 million. Yala (YALA) fell 91.61% from $240 million to $20.1 million. Towns (TOWNS) dropped 91.22% from $691.8 million to $60.7 million. Nillion (NIL) crashed 91.21% from $720 million to $63.3 million. Even tokens that raised from top-tier venture firms suffered double-digit percentage crashes. Mira (MIRA) fell 91.05% from $1.4 billion to $125.4 million. Venice Token (VVV) declined 90.83% from $1.23 billion to $112.4 million. The data covers both H1 and H2 2025 launches. H1 tokens include Bio Protocol, Xterio, Berachain, and Nillion. H2 tokens include Syndicate, Animecoin, Lit Protocol, Yala, and Towns. Venture-backed tokens face longest drawdowns The worst performers launched with nine and ten-figure fully diluted valuations. Falcon Finance (FF) started at $6.7 billion FDV and fell 85.83% to $949.7 million. OG launched at $4.9 billion and dropped 84.42% to $763.6 million. Plasma (XPL) began at $12.97 billion and crashed 89.93% to $1.31 billion. Anoma (XAN) fell 90.22% from $1.6 billion to $156.2 million. Plume declined 87.84% from $1.3 billion to $158 million. Lower-cap launches fared no better. Balance (EPT) dropped 90.60% from $170 million to $16 million. Tree (TREE) fell 89.34% from $670 million to $71.4 million. Camp Network (CAMP) declined 89.11% from $637 million to $69.4 million. “TGE isn’t early anymore reee,” Ash concluded, warning that buying tokens at launch no longer provides edge for retail investors.