Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has announced plans to adjust the tick size for 25 spot trading pairs by October 10, 2023, without affecting existing orders. Additionally, the exchange will delist 19 trading pairs on October 6, all involving BUSD. This follows Binance’s earlier announcement to discontinue support for the stablecoin, BUSD, next year. The tick size adjustment will not affect existing spot orders and other relevant functions. The updated tick size can be found on Binance’s website. The delisting of 19 trading pairs is to protect users, according to Binance. No specific reason was given for the delisting. Binance’s decision to discontinue support for BUSD next year is the reason for the delisting and tick size adjustment. Users are advised to adjust their trading strategies accordingly to avoid any unnecessary impact.

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