Binance Sets Delisting Date for ICX, SCRT and STORJ

Binance has set a delisting date for ICX, SCRT and STORJ, confirming a defined timetable for removing the three altcoins from its platform rather than a general review.

The move was outlined in a Binance support announcement covering the removal of the tokens. It was also reported by FX News Group, which noted that the exchange is delisting ICON's ICX, Secret's SCRT and Storj's STORJ.

The decision attaches a concrete timeline to the three tokens, signaling that trading support on the exchange will end on a scheduled date. For related coverage, see Binance XRP/TUSD Delisting, BTC Warning, Ripple Move.

What the Delisting Means for ICX, SCRT and STORJ

ICX, SCRT and STORJ are the three assets directly affected by the decision. All three are altcoins rather than Bitcoin or Ethereum, which typically makes exchange access more meaningful to the tokens' visibility.

The impact here is specific to Binance's own platform decision. A delisting removes trading pairs on the exchange, but it does not on its own change how the underlying networks operate.

Binance has moved through a steady cadence of removals in recent months, including a round in which it added three tokens to its delisting watchlist. Earlier actions such as the removal of ALPACA, PDA, VIB and WING followed a similar structure of a set date and a defined cutoff.

What Binance Users and Token Holders Should Watch Next

A delisting date implies a limited window before trading support ends, so holders of the three tokens have a defined period to act before the change takes effect.

Users should monitor Binance's official updates tied to ICX, SCRT and STORJ for the exact timing, affected trading pairs and any instructions on withdrawals. The exchange has applied comparable timelines in past cases, such as its plan to delist A2Z, SXP and six other altcoins by April 1 and a separate batch of five tokens scheduled for May 2026.

What to know:

• Binance has set a delisting date for ICX, SCRT and STORJ.
• The decision affects trading access on Binance's platform, not the underlying networks.
• Holders should follow Binance's announcement for exact timing and next steps.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.