Binance Delists QUICK and EPIC on October 28
The move ends spot trading for two smaller ecosystem tokens, with copy trading set to stop a week earlier and unsold assets handled by Binance.
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The move ends spot trading for two smaller ecosystem tokens, with copy trading set to stop a week earlier and unsold assets handled by Binance.
The October 19 cutoff cancels outstanding orders, while ICX withdrawals remain available through November 18.
The Satsuma exit shows the other face of the corporate-BTC treasury trade: a reported 90% shareholder revolt forced the entire 669-BTC stack onto the market at a price the company did not pick.
With $1.4M of cash against $79.96M of H1 operating burn, the deadline lands while a separate bank acquisition is still in flight.
Thin order books increase execution risk for holders, while unaudited Binance figures point to self-custody rather than compliant rivals as the main post-MiCA destination.
The reversal comes less than a year after the London-listed firm raised $218M specifically to buy bitcoin, with noteholder conversion refusals forcing an earlier partial unwind.
The move strips the world's largest stablecoin from a 40M+ user super-app and signals how far EU compliance pressure is reshaping retail on-ramps beyond MiCA itself.
When the continent's biggest neobank cuts a stablecoin, the question is whether MiCA-driven compliance pressure is now filtering down from crypto-native venues into mainstream consumer apps.
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