Key Insights
- Binance will delist EPIC. Quick on October 28 2026 ending spot trading for all affected pairs and canceling outstanding orders.
- After the announcement, both tokens saw a drop in value. EPIC fell by 15%. Is now, around $0.408. QUICK reportedly dropped by 20%.
- Users face multiple deadlines before the delisting. Margin restrictions begin on October 15. Futures positions will be settled on October 20. Withdrawals will remain available until December 28.
Binance will delist Epic Chain (EPIC) and QuickSwap (QUICK) on October 28 2026. Will stop spot trading of the related cryptocurrency pairs. Binance announced this decision on October 14, giving traders time to adjust their positions before trading stops.
The delisting will affect several Binance services, including spot trading, margin trading, futures, trading bots, copy trading and Simple Earn. The outline by Binance has separated the deadlines for these products, while withdrawals for the affected tokens will remain available until December 28, 2026.
Binance sets October 28 spot delisting date
Binance confirmed that it will remove EPIC and QUICK spot trading pairs at 03:00 UTC on October 28. At that time, the exchange will stop trading the affected pairs and cancel all pending spot orders. Trading bots connected to those pairs will also be discontinued.
Binance will Delist EPIC, QUICK on 2026-10-28
👉 https://t.co/ssAqbTQU5j pic.twitter.com/lFCWTb4c3i
— Binance (@binance) October 14, 2026
The exchange will begin implementing restrictions before the final delisting date. From October 15, users will no longer be able to borrow the affected tokens through margin services. Binance will also remove EPIC and QUICK from its Buy & Sell Crypto service on the same date.
Futures trading will face additional restrictions on October 20. Binance will prohibit users from opening new positions in the affected futures contracts from 08:30 UTC. At 09:00 UTC, the exchange will automatically settle existing positions and close the contracts.
Other products will also be affected. Binance plans to remove the tokens from Spot Copy Trading portfolios on October 21. Simple Earn positions involving EPIC and QUICK will be redeemed or transferred to users’ Spot wallets around the same date.
Binance cites review criteria for delisting
Binance said the decision followed its regular review process for listed digital assets. The exchange looks at things to decide if a cryptocurrency still meets its listing rules.
These include how much trading is happening, how easy it is to buy and sell how active the development is, how committed the project team is, how secure the network is and how involved the community is.Binance also takes transparency, token economics, network stability into account, as well as the ability of projects to answer the questions of due diligence.
But the exchange didn’t cite any particular reasons for dropping EPIC or QUICK. The announcement did not confirm the existence of any security incident or lack of requirements for either project.
The review reveals that listing of exchanges can change because of changes in the valuation of the assets supported by the platforms. When a token gets delisted it can limit access to a trading platform. This can force traders to relocate assets or find other trading opportunities.
Quick prices face selling pressure
EPIC and QUICK both saw selling pressure after Binance made its announcement. EPIC was trading around $0.408, which was a 15% drop from the previous 24 hours according to reports after the announcement. QUICK reportedly fell by 20% during the same period.
These price changes came after the announcement. The information provided is insufficient to satisfy the court that the unloading of the shares was solely for the purpose of reducing the shares’ value. Cryptocurrency prices can move fast. Traders often react to exchange decisions changes, in market liquidity and overall market trends.
EPIC is the main token of Epic Chain, a project that used to be called Ethernity Chain. The project changed its name in 2025. It also moved its ERN token to EPIC at a 1-to-1 ratio. Binance supported the switch and EPIC/USDT trading started on the exchange in March 2025.
QuickSwap is an exchange that works within the Polygon ecosystem. QUICK is its governance and utility token. Binance had also adjusted QUICK-related margin and futures offerings in June 2026.
What Binance users need to do before delisting?
Users holding EPIC or QUICK on Binance should review their accounts and check for open orders, active trading bots, copy trading allocations and Simple Earn positions. Traders using futures products should also account for the October 20 restrictions and automatic settlement deadline.
Deposits will stop being credited after October 29 2026. If you send tokens from a wallet you must check the exchange’s deposit status before you start the transaction. Tokens sent after the deadline might not appear in your account.
Withdrawals will still be possible until December 28 2026. Binance said it might turn the remaining token balances into stablecoins after the withdrawal deadline. It is not certain.
You should read Binance’s announcements for any new instructions and make sure other platforms support the tokens before you move the funds. You should also check that the network is compatible and look at the withdrawal details so you do not send assets on a network that is not supported.
The October 28 deadline will stop spot trading for EPIC and QUICK on Binance. That does not mean the tokens will vanish from all cryptocurrency markets. Future trading of EPIC and QUICK will depend on whether other exchanges and platforms support them.
