What is changing in the Binance delisting on 13 February?

Binance plans to remove 10 BTC cross and 10 isolated margin pairs, which affects borrowing routes, hedges, and API symbols. At the same time it is adding new spot pairs and offering zero maker fees on select alt pairs. Check your active symbols, loan settings, and routing before the cutoff to avoid failed orders.

How do zero maker fees on XRP pairs affect costs?

XRP zero-maker fees remove the maker commission when your limit orders rest and then fill. If your orders consistently provide liquidity, total costs can drop even if spreads are slightly wider. If you cross the spread as a taker, normal taker fees still apply. Always compare fee plus slippage across routes in live conditions.

What should UK traders do before the removals take effect?

Map which margin pairs you use, turn off auto-borrow on at-risk symbols, and prepare alternate routes using spot plus perps if needed. Test small orders during UK market hours to measure fill quality. Update API symbol lists, alerts, and risk limits. Recheck withdrawal times and conversion spreads when moving between GBP and stablecoins.

Will BTC volatility increase around the Binance delisting?

Short, event-driven volatility is likely as liquidity providers adjust inventory and routing. Technicals show a mid-range backdrop, with ATR near 3,253 points and RSI around neutral, so minor spikes can still move fills. Plan for wider spreads at session opens, use smaller clips, and avoid aggressive leverage until post-event depth stabilises.

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BTCUSD Today: Binance trims BTC pairs, adds zero-fee alt pairs – February 10

ByDanny Kontos February 10, 2026February 10, 2026

Binance delisting plans take centre stage today as the exchange prepares to remove multiple BTC margin pairs on 13 February while adding new spot markets with zero maker fees on select alt pairs. For UK traders, this mix of cuts and incentives can shift depth, spreads, and volatility around BTCUSD and top alts. After yesterday’s softer tape, we expect liquidity to rotate quickly. We outline what changes, why it matters, and how to adjust execution in GBP trading hours.