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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.

$TREE IS TARGETING THE 0.1200 ZONE AS BUYERS CONTINUE TO DEFEND THE RISING STRUCTURE. Price action on $TREE /USDT is respecting a clean ascending channel, with higher lows forming consistently and buyers stepping in on every minor pullback. The market is holding above the trendline support near the 0.1100–0.1110 area, which keeps the bullish structure intact. As long as price remains above this zone, momentum favors continuation, and a gradual push toward the upper boundary of the channel around 0.1180–0.1200 remains likely. From a long trade perspective, this setup offers a favorable risk-to-reward as dips into the channel support can be used for continuation entries. The consolidation seen near 0.1120 suggests absorption rather than distribution, indicating that sellers are struggling to push price lower. A clean hold above support followed by expansion can open the door for a strong upside leg, especially if price breaks and holds above the recent intraday highs. On the short side, rejection from the upper channel resistance or a decisive breakdown below the rising trendline would invalidate the bullish bias. If price loses the 0.1100 support with strong selling pressure, a deeper pullback toward the 0.1050 region could unfold. Short outlook: bias remains bullish while above the ascending support; only a clear breakdown would shift momentum in favor of shorts.

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.