Binance to Delist ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY and VIC After Monitoring Tag Warnings

Binance will delist Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX, Vulcan Forged (PYR), Vanar (VANRY), and Viction (VIC) on August 17, 2026, at 03:00 UTC, ending spot trading and closing related product lines across the exchange. All six tokens carried Binance’s Monitoring Tag before today’s announcement, though the length of that warning varied widely, from roughly three and a half weeks to more than fifteen weeks, depending on the token.

Binance will Delist ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, VIC on 2026-08-17

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— Binance (@binance) August 3, 2026

How the Six Tokens Are Trading Right Now

Figures below reflect a snapshot taken between 09:39 and 09:47 UTC and will have moved by the time you’re reading this.

TokenPrice24h Change24h VolumeVol/Mkt CapPYR$0.05709-21.18%$5.43M262.01%PIVX$0.02670-19.12%$1.88M66.98%HFT$0.007382-15.00%$48.25M768.42%VANRY$0.003397-11.31%$8.40M104.13%ACX$0.03748-7.45%$12.12M45.15%VIC$0.03178-7.27%$11.86M292.56% HFT’s volume-to-market-cap ratio, at 768%, is the most extreme in the batch: trading volume outpaced its entire market capitalization by more than seven times in a single day, even though its price decline (15%) sits in the middle of the group. PYR and VIC show a similar pattern at smaller scale, both trading well beyond their market caps (262% and 293%, respectively) while posting some of the steepest and mildest price moves in the group.

What Closes, and When

Spot trading pairs for all six tokens will be removed at the August 17 delisting time, with all outstanding orders automatically canceled. Ahead of that:

• August 4: Margin borrowing on the six tokens is suspended.
• August 7: Binance Futures settles all open contracts and closes the pairs; Margin (cross and isolated) delists the tokens; Binance Pay and mining pool support end.
• August 10: Spot Copy Trading delists the pairs, with unsellable holdings moved to spot accounts; Simple Earn redeems flexible and locked positions.
• August 14: Convert Low-Value Assets delists the tokens.
• August 17: Spot trading closes; Gift Card and Convert support end.
• August 18: Deposits of these tokens stop being credited to user accounts.
• October 17: Withdrawals close. After this date, Binance may, convert any remaining balances into stablecoins.

Binance advised users with open positions, loans, or holdings in these tokens to close, repay, or transfer them ahead of each relevant deadline to avoid automatic settlement or forced liquidation. The delisting follows broader changes across the Binance ecosystem, including Binance.US CEO’s stated goal of capturing a 20% share of the U.S. crypto market.

VANRY’s Migration Is Handled Differently

Unlike the other five tokens, Binance will not process VANRY’s token contract swap directly. Holders who wish to migrate to the new VANRY contract must do so themselves through Vanar’s own migration portal. Binance will keep VANRY withdrawals open via the Ethereum (ERC20) and Polygon PoS networks in the meantime.

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— Vanar (@Vanarchain) July 31, 2026

All Six Were Flagged in Advance, Just Not for the Same Length of Time

Each token had previously received Binance’s Monitoring Tag, a designation the exchange applies to assets it considers higher-risk pending further review:

TokenMonitoring Tag DateTime Before Aug 17 DelistingVICApril 30, 2026~15.5 weeksHFTMay 22, 2026~12.5 weeksPIVXJune 18, 2026~8.5 weeksPYRJuly 3, 2026~6.5 weeksVANRYJuly 3, 2026~6.5 weeksACXJuly 24, 2026~3.5 weeks The exchange said its decision followed its standard periodic review process, which weighs factors including development activity, trading volume and liquidity, network security, team responsiveness, tokenomics changes, and regulatory considerations, applied uniformly across all six assets rather than explained individually. The update also comes as Binance.US separately targets CFTC approval for its planned prediction markets expansion.