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Binance announced that it will stop trading and delist Powerpool (CVP), Ellipsis (EPX), Fortube (FOR), LoomNetwork (LOOM), Reef (REEF), and VGXToken (VGX) at 11:00 on August 26, 2024 (Eastern Time).
Binance emphasized that it will regularly review the digital assets listed to ensure a high level of currency quality. When a token no longer meets the listing standards or there are major changes in the industry environment, Binance will conduct an in-depth project review and may delist it.
Specific to the reasons why these currencies are delisted, there may be many aspects involved. For example, the level of commitment of the project team, the level and quality of development activities, trading volume and liquidity, the stability and security of the network, the stability of the network and smart contracts, the degree of public communication, regular due diligence requirements, responding to evidence of unethical/fraudulent behavior or negligence, new regulatory requirements, and contributions to a sound and sustainable cryptocurrency ecosystem may affect Binance's evaluation and decision on a currency.
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Binance emphasized that it will regularly review the digital assets listed to ensure a high level of currency quality. When a token no longer meets the listing standards or there are major changes in the industry environment, Binance will conduct an in-depth project review and may delist it.
Specific to the reasons why these currencies are delisted, there may be many aspects involved. For example, the level of commitment of the project team, the level and quality of development activities, trading volume and liquidity, the stability and security of the network, the stability of the network and smart contracts, the degree of public communication, regular due diligence requirements, responding to evidence of unethical/fraudulent behavior or negligence, new regulatory requirements, and contributions to a sound and sustainable cryptocurrency ecosystem may affect Binance's evaluation and decision on a currency.
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Multiple Reasons for Binance's Delay in Delisting the OMG Contract
The recent decision by Binance to delay the delisting of the OMG contract has sparked heated discussions in the market. This change seems to disrupt the exchange's usual planning rhythm, but upon closer analysis, it may be due to multiple considerations.
1. Market demand recovery: Delaying delisting for commercial considerations.
Although the trading volume of OMG had previously declined, recent signs of demand recovery may have prompted Binance to reassess its decision.
According to CoinMarketCap data, the 24-hour trading volume of OMG has increased by nearly 20% over the past two weeks, indicating a recovery in market interest.
The volume of discussions about OMG on social media has increased; according to a report from LunarCrush, OMG's social engagement has grown by 15%.
1. Market demand recovery: Delaying delisting for commercial considerations.
Although the trading volume of OMG had previously declined, recent signs of demand recovery may have prompted Binance to reassess its decision.
According to CoinMarketCap data, the 24-hour trading volume of OMG has increased by nearly 20% over the past two weeks, indicating a recovery in market interest.
The volume of discussions about OMG on social media has increased; according to a report from LunarCrush, OMG's social engagement has grown by 15%.
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Critical Points and Bottom-Line Games: Self-Redemption of the Crypto Ecosystem Seen from Binance's Voting Delisting
Event background: Experiment of community autonomy and market clearing. In March 2025, Binance launched the 'community voting delisting mechanism', marking the first time a centralized exchange partially transferred the power to determine the life and death of projects to users. Behind this seemingly democratic mechanism lies a signal that the crypto market has entered a deep clearing stage, and the industry has shifted from 'narrative-driven' to 'cash flow survival battle'.
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Binance will launch the first round of voting delisting on 2025-03-21
Three major metaphors of collective buybacks by project teams
Liquidity crisis becomes evident
Statistics show that 8 major projects initiated buybacks intensively from February to March, coinciding with the timeline of Binance's delisting votes. Established protocols like dYdX use 25% of protocol fees for buybacks, exposing a fatal flaw in the token economic model—when the secondary market's absorption capacity weakens, project teams are forced to consume their own blood-generating ability to maintain token prices, creating a vicious cycle.
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Binance will launch the first round of voting delisting on 2025-03-21
Three major metaphors of collective buybacks by project teams
Liquidity crisis becomes evident
Statistics show that 8 major projects initiated buybacks intensively from February to March, coinciding with the timeline of Binance's delisting votes. Established protocols like dYdX use 25% of protocol fees for buybacks, exposing a fatal flaw in the token economic model—when the secondary market's absorption capacity weakens, project teams are forced to consume their own blood-generating ability to maintain token prices, creating a vicious cycle.
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