Binance removes 10 tokens as collateral for borrowable assets

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Binance announced that as of 11:00 (UTC + 8) on January 15, 2025, it will remove 10 borrowable assets from the pledged debit (demand rate) product, including BANANA, GNS, ONE, KDA, LQTY, LPT, PORTAL, TRB, VIB and PYR. Existing pledged debit demand rate orders will not be affected until the user completes the repayment of the loan order.