Binance Overhauls Assets, Adds Thai Baht Pairs and Delists USDC Spot Trades
Binance has announced a significant review of its assets, focusing on stronger local fiat markets and integration with the traditional stock sector.
The exchange added direct spot trading against the Thai baht (THB) for key industry heavyweights, including XRP, SOL, ETH, and BNB, which went live on September 16.
This move opens a direct gateway to Ripple's ecosystem in Asia, allowing local traders to increase liquidity without double conversion through stablecoins, significantly lowering transaction friction for enterprise-level cross-border remittances within the Southeast Asian economic corridor.
Binance is also expanding its collateral options for large players, accepting two new bStocks tokens as collateral: tokenized shares of Reddit (RDDTB) and GoPro (GPROB), issued in the regulated jurisdiction of ADGM.
The exchange will completely halt trading in four USDC spot pairs on September 18 at 03:00 UTC due to low trading volumes, and has delisted interoperability middleware protocol Quant (QNT), zero-knowledge (ZK) coprocessor Brevis (BREV), Web3 AI data analytics platform CookieDAO (COOKIE), and the decentralized AI verification protocol Lagrange (LA).