Automating Binance Delisting Alerts and Coin Liquidation

Summary

This document describes a JavaScript trading utility that monitors Binance announcement pages for new delisting notices. It parses the announced coin symbols, checks account balances and open orders, cancels matching orders, then repeatedly attempts to sell free balances through BTC trading pairs until the holdings are cleared or below exchange minimums.

The example also retrieves exchange symbol filters to round prices and quantities and enforce minimum order size and notional requirements. Its evidence is an implementation sketch rather than performance results. The author notes that scraping depends on Binance’s announcement wording and page structure, which may change. The code also assumes BTC pairs and contains operational details that would need review before live use; it reports no backtest or execution-quality analysis.

Key ideas

• The script detects new delisting notices by searching announcement text for delisting language.
• It cancels open orders associated with announced assets before attempting liquidation.
• It uses exchange filters to round sale prices and quantities and check order minimums.
• The approach depends on a stable page format and applicable BTC trading pairs.
• The document provides code but no evidence of profitability or reliable execution.

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