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Binance's DeFi staking and mining service will be delisted on January 9th and will no longer offer subscription services.

According to official sources, Binance DeFi Staking will be delisted and no longer offer subscription services starting from 14:00 on January 9, 2024, Beijing time. Users holding balances of BNB, USDT, XVS, DAI, and CVX in Binance DeFi Staking will be automatically redeemed and deposited into their spot wallets on the same day of the product delisting. Users can also redeem their assets from the product before delisting.

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