Binance to Delist EPIC and QUICK Tokens on October 28
Binance has announced plans to delist the EPIC and QUICK tokens on October 28, 2026, without providing a public rationale for the removal.
Binance to Delist EPIC and QUICK Tokens on October 28
Binance has announced plans to delist the EPIC and QUICK tokens on October 28, 2026, without providing a public rationale for the removal.
Binance Delist EPIC QUICK Announcement
According to Crypto Briefing, the world's largest exchange is removing two digital assets from its platform. Binance announced on October 14, 2026, that EPIC and QUICK are scheduled to be delisted on October 28, 2026. This announcement leaves holders exactly two weeks to decide how to manage their positions. Notably, the exchange did not attach a public explanation for the decision, leaving traders with the deadline but without a stated reason.
The upcoming removal covers the essentials regarding which tokens are going and when. Binance did not cite specific liquidity, trading volume, or compliance concerns as factors driving the removal. Furthermore, neither the Epic Chain nor the QuickSwap project teams have offered public commentary on the exchange's decision as of yet.
Background on EPIC and QUICK
EPIC functions as the native token of Epic Chain. This project previously operated under the name Ethernity Chain, with its token trading under the ticker ERN prior to an early 2025 rebrand. Binance supported that transition via a 1:1 token swap, converting every ERN into one EPIC before opening trading on the EPIC/USDT pair in March 2025.
QUICK represents a different asset, serving as the governance and utility token for QuickSwap, a decentralized exchange built on the Polygon network. Prior to this global spot delisting news, Binance had already implemented adjustments to QUICK’s margin and futures offerings in June 2026. Neither token had previously faced a global spot delisting announcement on the platform until now.
Market Impact and Next Steps
As of now, Binance has not published specific guidance regarding withdrawal timelines. The exchange also has not clarified how any remaining user balances will be handled once the delisting takes effect on October 28. Holders are encouraged to watch for any follow-up notices from the platform concerning withdrawals.
There is a notable structural difference between the two affected assets. QUICK is tied to QuickSwap, meaning the token can continue trading outside of centralized venues entirely on decentralized infrastructure. Conversely, EPIC functions as a project token for Epic Chain and relies on whatever alternative markets and platforms choose to maintain support. Traders holding either asset will need to evaluate alternative trading venues before the Binance support window closes.
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