Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced a series of platform updates spanning trading services, yield products, margin offerings, and blockchain network support as part of its latest weekly operational roundup.
Among the most notable updates, Binance expanded support for Gram (GRAM) by making the token available across several of its products, including Earn, Buy Crypto, Convert, VIP Loan, Margin and Futures. The move broadens GRAM’s accessibility within the exchange’s ecosystem, allowing eligible users to trade, borrow and earn yields using the asset through multiple services.
The exchange also confirmed support for the Injective (INJ) network upgrade and hard fork, ensuring users would continue to have uninterrupted access to their assets following completion of the blockchain’s protocol changes. Cryptocurrency exchanges routinely suspend deposits and withdrawals during major network upgrades to protect user funds and maintain compatibility with updated blockchain software.
In addition, Binance announced the successful completion of an upgrade to its Wallet Prediction Markets feature, although the company did not disclose technical details regarding the improvements included in the latest update.
Trading, Margin and Earn Products Receive Multiple Changes
Several updates focused on Binance’s trading and lending products.
The exchange introduced new margin trading pairs while also announcing the delisting of Hydro Protocol (HOT) and THE from its Margin and Loan services. Delistings from individual products do not necessarily mean an asset has been removed entirely from the Binance platform, as tokens may remain available through spot trading or other supported services depending on exchange policy.
Binance also published an updated notice regarding the removal of selected spot trading pairs. Exchanges periodically review trading pairs based on factors such as liquidity, trading volume and market quality, although removing a trading pair does not always require delisting the underlying cryptocurrency itself.
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For users seeking yield opportunities, Binance introduced new limited-time promotional products through its Earn platform. The company highlighted annual percentage rates (APRs) of up to 35% on selected promotional offers, alongside a separate “Double Dip” campaign advertising promotional USDT yields of up to 20% APR.
However, Binance noted that these promotional rates apply only to eligible products and are generally subject to availability, subscription limits, changing market conditions and campaign-specific terms. High promotional APRs are typically offered for limited periods and should not be interpreted as long-term or guaranteed returns.
Infrastructure Maintenance and Product Expansion Continue
Outside of trading products, Binance announced scheduled wallet maintenance for the Bitcoin (BTC) network. Such maintenance is a routine operational procedure used by exchanges to upgrade internal infrastructure or improve system performance and may temporarily affect deposits or withdrawals while maintenance is underway.
The exchange also published a notice regarding Bending Spoons (BSP) within Binance Stocks, reflecting ongoing updates to its tokenized equity offerings where available.
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The announcements underscore Binance’s continued practice of releasing frequent operational updates covering trading infrastructure, supported assets and promotional investment products. Large cryptocurrency exchanges routinely adjust listings, expand supported services and implement network upgrades as blockchain ecosystems evolve.
For users, the latest changes primarily affect product availability rather than the underlying blockchain networks themselves. Investors are generally encouraged to review official exchange announcements before participating in promotional products or trading newly supported assets, as eligibility requirements and regional restrictions may apply.
