The cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced its decision to delist several currency pairs from trading. This decision was made after a thorough analysis conducted by the company's specialists, who examined the current trading volumes and liquidity of the following pairs: ALPINE/BTC, FRONT/TUSD, HARD/BTC, RUNE/TUSD, SSV/TUSD, and WIN/BRL. Low figures in these parameters became the main reason for excluding these pairs from trading.

The changes will take effect from April 26 of this year. In connection with this, Binance representatives strongly recommend their clients to close all open positions on these currency pairs as soon as possible. Also, starting from this date, support for the spot trading bot for these pairs will be discontinued.

In other related news, renowned crypto journalist Colin Wu refuted recent rumors about the Central Bank of Nigeria allegedly issuing a decree to block accounts belonging to users of cryptocurrency platforms. He emphasized that this information turned out to be nothing more than a fake, and earlier representatives of the Central Bank of Nigeria had already denied such rumors.

It was also revealed that the former head of Binance apologized to the cryptocurrency community for a series of past mistakes in his work. He expressed readiness to take responsibility for his actions. A court hearing on his case is scheduled for April 30, where the measure of his punishment will be determined.

These events reflect the dynamic nature of the cryptocurrency market, where decisions by one of the leading exchanges can significantly impact the market situation, and also highlight the importance of verifying disseminated information in the era of digital technologies.