EPIC and QUICK Fall After Binance Delisting Announcement

Binance announced the upcoming delistings of EPIC and QUICK, sending both tokens lower as traders responded to the loss of access on one of crypto’s largest exchanges. The move reduces venue options for holders and narrows available liquidity for both assets.

Both tokens decline following the Binance notice

Binance confirmed it will remove EPIC (Epic Chain) and QUICK (QuickSwap) from its platform. Both tokens fell after the announcement, reflecting the immediate impact that exchange-access changes can have on trader positioning. For related coverage, see Ripple Adds DriveWealth and Meritz as Securities-Market Partners.

Binance’s official notice contains the applicable deadlines for trading, deposits, withdrawals, and any conversion windows. Holders should consult that announcement directly for the exact dates, as each delisting typically carries distinct cutoffs for each service type. For related coverage, see Pando Sets October Date for Solana ETF Listing.

What the delistings mean for traders holding EPIC or QUICK

A delisting does not eliminate a token; it removes it from that particular venue. Traders who hold EPIC or QUICK on Binance will need to withdraw their assets or act within any conversion window the exchange provides before the relevant deadlines expire. For related coverage, see Interactive Brokers Launches ETH Staking Through Zero Hash.

As a delisting date approaches, liquidity on the affected pairs tends to thin and spreads can widen. This is distinct from broader market conditions, reflecting venue-specific order book dynamics rather than a change in the token’s status on other exchanges. Binance’s exchange activity has been closely watched across multiple assets in recent weeks, with flow patterns shifting around major announcements.

Why delisting announcements can move prices

When a major exchange removes a token, it reduces the number of venues where traders can execute and may signal reduced compliance or liquidity thresholds on the exchange’s part. Neither factor speaks directly to a token’s fundamentals, but both affect near-term accessibility.

Traders repositioning ahead of a delisting deadline can amplify selling pressure in the days between the announcement and execution. Readers tracking broader exchange listing trends, including US-listed crypto ETFs logging sustained inflows, may note that exchange-level decisions continue to shape token-level price behavior across the market.

The key near-term variable for EPIC and QUICK holders is the withdrawal deadline. Once that window closes, assets remaining on Binance will be subject to whatever conversion or holding terms the exchange specifies in its delisting notice.

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