On March 6, Bitfinex Exchange will delist 46 trading pairs

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex announced that on March 6 it will delist 46 trading pairs with ether, bitcoin,stablecoin DAI  and Japanese yen due to their low liquidity.

Bitfinex explained that trading pairs will beremoved to increase liquidity on the site, to optimize trading and increase their efficiency. Most trading pairs falling under the “reduction” are in conjunction with the ether:

Fusion (FSN / ETH), Scorum (SCR / ETH), Credits(CSX / ETH), On.Live (ONL / ETH), Statis Euro (EUS / ETH), Atonomi (ATM / ETH), AidCoin (AID / ETH), Aelf (ELF / ETH), Auctus (AUC / ETH) , DAOstack (GEN / ETH), Mithril (MIT / ETH), Seer (SEE / ETH), Yggdrash (YGG / ETH), Contentbox (BOX / ETH), Lympo (LYM / ETH), BnkToTheFuture (BFT / ETH), OKEX (OKB / ETH), Blockpass (PAS / ETH), Loom Network (LOO / ETH), Verge (XVG / ETH), MATRIX AI Network (MAN / ETH), FOAM (FOA / ETH), Tripio (TRI / ETH ), Vetri (VLD / ETH), Nucleus Vision (NCA / ETH), Universa (UTN / ETH), Cortex (CTX / ETH).

In addition, delisting will affect some pairs withBitcoin: CommerceBlock (CBT / BTC), Edge (DAD / BTC), ORS Group (ORS / BTC), BLOCKv (VEE / BTC), Nectar Token (NEC / BTC), Nucleus Vision (NCA / BTC), Sentient Coin ( SEN / BTC), Everipedia (IQX / BTC), POA (POA / BTC), Lympo (LYM / BTC), Hydro Protocol (HOT / BTC), YOYOW (YYW / BTC), Atonomi (ATM / BTC), AidCoin ( AID / BTC), Medicalchain (MTN / BTC), Essentia (ESS / BTC).

Two trading pairs will be deleted from DAI: OmiseGO (OMG / DAI) and 0x (ZRX / DAI), as well as one with the Japanese yen: Verge (XVG / JPY). Bitfinex recommends that traders independently cancel all open orders in the specified pairs until March 6, otherwise the system will do this automatically.

In September, the Binance cryptocurrency exchangehas also removed a large number of inactive trading pairs to improve liquidity, and in August, South Korean exchange Bithumb said it would monthly review its list of tradable digital assets and stop trading cryptocurrencies with poor market performance.

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