Binance Futures will delist the USDⓈ-M PORT3USDT Perpetual Contract on November 23, 2025, impacting those with open positions on the platform.
The delisting highlights Binance’s ongoing adjustment of futures offerings, potentially affecting traders but not dramatically impacting broader cryptocurrency markets.
Binance to Delist USDⓈ-M PORT3USDT in 2025
Binance Futures has officially announced the delisting of the USDⓈ-M PORT3USDT Perpetual Contract effective by November 23, 2025. This action is part of Binance’s periodic delisting of contracts with low liquidity or low trade volumes.
Binance Futures, under the leadership of Richard Teng, is responsible for this action. Users of PORT3USDT will experience automatic settlement of open positions, with restrictions on new position openings before delisting.
PORT3USDT Delisting: Limited Impact on Major Assets
The delisting impacts the PORT3USDT contract and does not affect major assets like ETH or BTC. This action aims to streamline offerings by removing low-liquidity contracts without broader market impacts. “Binance Futures Will Delist USDⓈ-M PORT3USDT Perpetual Contract (2025-11-23)” – Binance Announcement.
Financial repercussions are limited to the affected futures contract. Historically, delisting events have shown potential liquidity compression and price volatility during the settlement period due to liquidation measures.
Past Delisting Trends: Minimal Market Disruption
Binance has previously delisted other low-volume futures contracts such as XCNUSDT and FLMUSDT with minor market effects. These events have typically led to temporary volatility in the delisted contracts.
Experts from Kanalcoin anticipate minimal impact on the broader market. No material financial losses are expected, provided users close positions before the delisting cutoff period, drawing on past data trends.
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