Crypto exchange Binance delists 18 tokens at once
The world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, has removed 18 tokens from its Alpha listing pool, meaning they will no longer be available for new purchases on the platform. Users who already hold these assets can still sell or trade them in other ways.
Here’s the list of delisted tokens: ALON, CA, HAT, URO, LUCE, Aimonica, House, LMT, degenai, MCH, RIF, ASRR, YNE, MAXONSOL, GRIFT, vvaifu, HAPPY, and PAIN.
Earlier this year, Binance introduced an official verification mechanism for its Alpha platform. Projects featured there must meet both qualitative and quantitative criteria, including trading volume, liquidity, community activity, team reliability, and regulatory compliance.
Tokens failing to meet these standards are subject to removal.
It appears that Binance is tightening its policy, turning Alpha into a more exclusive platform rather than an open pool for new tokens.
On one hand, this makes it harder for projects to get listed; on the other hand, it’s expected to reduce hype-driven trading and improve overall quality.
This isn’t the first time Binance has removed smaller tokens from its listings.
In July, the exchange delisted ALPHA, BSW, KMD, LEVER, and LTO, citing low liquidity and insufficient trading volumes.
Just a few days ago, after a routine review, Binance also removed several spot trading pairs, including A/FDUSD, AXS/BNB, GALA/BTC, and PNUT/BRL.
See also: "Exchanges with the largest inflows of stablecoins revealed"
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