Binance has introduced a new governance mechanism called Vote to Delist, giving users a greater voice in the future of tokens listed on the platform. This initiative complements the recently launched Vote to List mechanism and is designed to ensure that only quality projects remain available for trading on Binance.
What Is Vote to Delist?
Vote to Delist allows verified users to vote on whether certain tokens in Binance’s Monitoring Zone should be delisted. This feature empowers the community to flag low-quality or underperforming projects. The mechanism applies only to tokens currently carrying the Monitoring Tag—indicating higher volatility or risk.
Tokens in this category are at risk of delisting due to poor liquidity, inactivity, or other red flags. You can explore them at: Binance Monitoring Tag.
How the Voting Works
Voting Period:
March 21, 2025, 06:30 UTC to March 27, 2025, 23:59 UTC
Who Can Vote:
Must have a verified Binance account
Hold at least 0.01 BNB in your master account throughout the entire voting period
Voting may not be available in all regions due to local regulations
Where to Vote:
Only votes under the official post on Binance Square will be considered valid
Voting Rules:
Users may vote on up to 5 projects per voting round
Only one vote per project per user is allowed
Votes cannot be changed once submitted
Criteria for Monitoring and Potential Delisting
Before delisting a token, Binance considers a range of factors, including but not limited to:
Commitment and responsiveness of the project team
Quality and consistency of development
Trading volume and liquidity
Community engagement and transparency
Regulatory compliance risks
Technical performance and network stability
Unusual token supply inflation or tokenomics changes
Evidence of unethical or fraudulent behaviour
