Binance Futures to Delist B3, DEGEN, BOBUSDTIR, DAM
Binance Futures is set to delist four USDT-margined perpetual contracts, removing B3/USDT, DEGEN/USDT, BOBUSDTIR/USDT, and DAM/USDT from its derivatives platform.
The exchange posted the delisting notice through its official announcements page, which serves as the primary channel for futures contract updates and platform changes.
Binance Futures Delisting: Contracts Affected
The four contracts scheduled for removal are B3/USDT, DEGEN/USDT, BOBUSDTIR/USDT, and DAM/USDT. All four are USDT-margined perpetual futures pairs traded on Binance Futures.
Affected USDT Pairs
- B3/USDT
- DEGEN/USDT
- BOBUSDTIR/USDT
- DAM/USDT
The research available at the time of publication does not confirm the exact delisting date, settlement price methodology, or the specific timeline for position closures. Traders holding any of these contracts should check Binance Futures directly for the effective removal time.
What Traders Should Check Before the Delisting
Futures contract delistings affect open positions, pending limit orders, and any active stop-loss or take-profit triggers tied to the removed pairs. Once a contract is delisted, no new positions can be opened and existing positions are typically settled automatically.
Open Positions and Orders
Traders with exposure to B3, DEGEN, BOBUSDTIR, or DAM perpetual contracts should verify several items directly in their Binance Futures account. These include any open long or short positions, pending orders that have not yet filled, margin allocation and liquidation price levels, and the confirmed delisting date and settlement terms.
Binance typically publishes detailed instructions on its announcements page specifying whether open positions will be closed at a mark price, an index price, or another settlement mechanism. The exchange’s futures announcements feed is the most reliable place to find these specifics.
This article does not constitute financial advice. Position management decisions should be based on each trader’s own risk assessment and the confirmed details from Binance.
Why Derivatives Delistings Matter for Altcoin Markets
Futures contract availability directly influences how traders access leverage and hedge spot holdings for smaller-cap tokens. When a perpetual contract is removed, the primary venue for leveraged exposure disappears, which can reduce overall trading activity for the underlying asset.
Altcoin Futures Availability
All four affected tokens sit outside the major-cap category. Unlike Bitcoin BTC +0.00% , Ethereum ETH +0.00% , or Solana SOL +0.00% , which maintain deep derivatives liquidity across multiple exchanges, smaller altcoins often depend heavily on a single venue for futures trading. A Binance delisting can significantly narrow the available derivatives market for these tokens.
The removal of these contracts follows a pattern of periodic market integrity reviews across crypto platforms, where exchanges reassess which contracts meet volume, liquidity, and compliance thresholds. Binance has not publicly stated the specific reason for these four delistings.
Traders monitoring altcoin derivatives availability may also want to watch how broader volume trends across the crypto market affect which contracts exchanges choose to maintain. Regulatory developments, such as those seen in Uzbekistan’s recent crypto mining decree, can also shape exchange listing decisions over time.
Further details on the settlement process and exact delisting timeline should be confirmed through official Binance Futures notices before traders take any action on affected positions.
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.
