ACX (ACX) Delisting Set for August 17 After Binance Review

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As of Aug. 3, Across Protocol (ACX) will be removed from Binance spot trading on August 17 after the exchange's latest periodic review concluded that the token no longer satisfies its listing standards. The official announcement grouped ACX with five other altcoin projects — Hashflow (HFT), PIVX, Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR), Vanar (VANRY) and Viction (VIC) — and triggered an immediate repricing across the affected names. In the first hours after the notice, ACX traded about 5.22% lower, a shallower drawdown than most of the cohort. PIVX fell 19.27%, PYR dropped 18.31%, and Hashflow slid to a record low of $0.007 before changing hands 11.47% lower. Viction lost 11.24%, while Vanar managed to rise 8.23% after earlier weakness, aided by a separate migration caveat that Binance will not support its token replacement plan. The delisting path had been signaled by monitoring tags: Viction was flagged on April 30, Hashflow on May 22, PIVX on June 18, PYR and VANRY on July 3, and ACX on July 24 — the shortest interval between warning and removal in this batch. Binance has said it weighs team commitment, development activity, trading volume, network security, regulatory changes and tokenomics shifts when reviewing assets. For ACX holders, the practical sequence is already set: futures contracts tied to the affected tokens will be settled on August 7, deposits will stop after August 18, and withdrawals are scheduled to close on October 17. The removal also strips ACX of its deepest centralized order book, forcing holders to relocate exposure before trading halts. The notice also puts a spotlight on other July monitoring-tag additions, including Lisk (LSK) and Stacks (STX), which now face closer market scrutiny even though no removal decision has been announced for them. The pattern shows how quickly exchange access and liquidity can narrow for holders once an asset enters the monitoring framework.

Binance's official notice also lays out a compressed product wind-down that starts before ACX spot trading formally ends. Spot pairs for Across Protocol (ACX) are scheduled for removal on August 17 at 06:00 Turkey time, with open orders automatically canceled and spot trading bots terminated on the same day. The exchange will end Spot Copy Trading for the affected pairs earlier, on August 10, and any remaining copy-trading positions may be sold at market price or moved to the spot account if the balance is too small to trade. Derivatives bring an early settlement deadline: Binance Futures will stop new ACX positions at 11:30 Turkey time on August 7 and close all remaining contracts with automatic settlement at 12:00. Funding-rate arbitrage bot strategies are also due to end on August 7. On the lending side, margin borrowing is suspended on August 4, cross and isolated margin trading ends on August 7, and VIP Loan and Flexible Loan positions are to be closed that same morning. Binance Pay support stops on August 7, while Simple Earn support ends on August 10. The exchange said its review looked beyond price, incorporating liquidity, development quality, community communication, transparency, regulatory conditions and token-supply changes. For VANRY, the notice added a specific operational warning: Binance will not support the project's token-swap plan, so holders must use the project's migration portal. That detail reinforces the broader message for ACX traders: exchange exit timelines can fragment well before the final spot halt. The schedule means traders with open futures, margin debt, Earn subscriptions or payment links cannot wait for the final spot date. Those products will be closed or unsupported earlier, so users need to review each cutoff before positions are force-settled. Unlike liquidity drawn from an Automated Market Maker pool, a centralized order book can thin rapidly once withdrawal deadlines approach. The notice stresses delistings are not solely price-driven; they can reflect weaker activity or tokenomics changes while protocols continue operating.

COINOTAG's proprietary 42-indicator composite S/R scoring engine frames ACX as oversold but bearish at $0.0368 after a 9.61% decline. RSI at 29.90 and a bearish MACD reinforce the downtrend. The strongest support is $0.0325, scored 60/100 from Fibo 0.000 and Donchian Lower, while $0.0366 rates 51/100 from Fibo 0.236 and Keltner Lower. Resistance at $0.0403 is rated 78/100, driven by Fibo 0.500, Ichimoku Senkou B and EMA 20; $0.0385 follows at 70/100 from Fibo 0.382 and HVN. Funding at 0.0048% and open interest of $406,439 show limited speculative positioning. With Fear & Greed at 28/100, reclaiming $0.0385 would improve the structure, but losing $0.0325 invalidates the bounce in this bear-market phase — far from any all-time-high setup.