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Binance adds monitoring tag to AEUR, PYR, SCRT and VANRY on July 3

Binance adds monitoring tag to AEUR, PYR, SCRT and VANRY on July 3

The exchange warned the four tokens carry elevated risk and could face delisting if they no longer meet listing standards, with PYR and SCRT each falling 11% after the move.

Fact Check
The official Binance announcement directly confirms the Monitoring Tag was extended to AEUR, PYR, SCRT, and VANRY on 2026-07-03, including the elevated-risk and potential-delisting warning. The specific price detail—PYR and SCRT each falling 11% after the move—is corroborated by BeInCrypto, which also links to the same official Binance announcement. Every element of the claim is supported by primary and corroborating sources.
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Summary

Binance said it added its Monitoring Tag to AEUR, PYR, SCRT and VANRY on July 3 after a recent review, flagging the tokens as carrying higher volatility and risk than other listed assets and warning they could be delisted if they no longer meet listing criteria. Traders can still buy and sell the tokens, but must complete a risk acknowledgment quiz every 90 days and accept updated Terms of Use to maintain access on Spot and Margin. The market reaction was swift, with PYR and SCRT each falling 11% within 24 hours, while VANRY gained 1% and AEUR held near $1.12. Binance said it evaluates projects across factors including team commitment, liquidity, development activity, community engagement and regulatory compliance, making the tag an increasingly closely watched signal for potential listing action.

Terms & Concepts
  • Monitoring Tag: A Binance warning label for tokens the exchange considers higher risk and subject to closer review.
  • Spot and Margin: Trading markets for direct asset purchases and for positions that use borrowed funds.
  • liquidity: How easily a token can be bought or sold without causing large price moves.