Bitcoin exchange Binance announces it will delist several altcoins from its Alpha platform
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced the delisting of several tokens from its Alpha platform. According to the company’s statement, the tokens DIGI, K, SKI, JOJO, PLAYSOLANA, PAL, TYCOON, HIPPO, LN, BNBXBT, and BOOM were removed from Binance Alpha listings on May 29, 2026, at 09:00 a.m.
Binance stated that the decision was made following recent reviews and that the projects in question no longer meet Binance Alpha’s standards. The company emphasized that it continues to prioritize user safety while also seeking to support innovation and transparency.
However, it was stated that the listed tokens will not be completely blocked. Users will still be able to withdraw or sell their tokens after delisting. Binance Alpha users can withdraw their assets or sell them using the “Instant Sell” function through the “Assets” and “Alpha” tabs on the platform. Binance Wallet users will be able to continue trading through the “Market” tab.
The company also once again warned investors that tokens listed on Binance Alpha may carry a high level of risk. The statement noted that these assets may show increased price volatility, and investors should conduct thorough research before making trades.
Binance Alpha is known as a platform that mainly focuses on early-stage and high-risk projects. Therefore, it is stated that tokens on the platform are reviewed regularly, and projects that do not meet the established criteria are removed from the list.
Experts say that such token delisting decisions may lead to sharp short-term price fluctuations in the affected tokens, and investors should closely monitor liquidity and volatility risks.
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