Binance published a June 18 notice saying it will complete spot tick-size adjustments for selected trading pairs by 2026-06-25 05:00 UTC.
For CryptoSigy, this is an order-precision event: bots, API clients and manual order templates should be checked before the exchange changes minimum price increments.
What Happened
The notice says the adjustment will not affect spot trading and other relevant functions, and that existing spot orders placed before the update will still match with the original tick size.
It also says API users may use GET /api/v3/exchangeInfo for the latest tick size and warns that trading bots may be impacted if they are not adjusted before the update.
Why It Matters
Tick-size changes can cause rejected orders, rounded stops, invalid grid spacing and inconsistent backtests if a strategy hardcodes old increments.
The owner-fit angle is execution hygiene: exchangeInfo refreshes, symbol-level precision, bot configuration and order validation.
What To Watch Next
Watch the affected pairs before 2026-06-25 05:00 UTC and confirm whether any bot uses cached tick-size data.
After the change, compare rejected-order logs and spread behavior to make sure the strategy is still quoting in valid increments.
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