Binance announced it will close 12 spot trading pairs quoted against Bitcoin (BTC) starting at 11 p.m. ET on Oct. 29. The affected pairs include tokens like AAVE/BTC, ATOM/BTC, and ETC/BTC, but these tokens will still be available through other spot pairs. The change follows a recent review, and spot trading bot services for these pairs will also end simultaneously. Binance advised users to update or cancel any bots linked to these pairs before the cutoff time to avoid disruptions.
AAVE, one of the tokens affected by Binance's closure of BTC spot pairs, trades at Rp2.372.208 on Pluang with a 3.13% drop over the past day. ETC shows a positive 1.25% change, priced at Rp136.984, while ATOM is slightly down 0.68% at Rp29.663. These figures reflect current trading trends on Pluang as of Oct 27, 2026 16:02 WIB.
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