If Binance delists a coin and you’re holding it, don’t panic—but you must act quickly to avoid being stuck with an illiquid or unsellable asset.

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🧾 Here's What Happens When a Coin is Delisted

1. Trading is Disabled

You can’t buy or sell that coin on Binance after the delisting date.

Open orders (spot, margin, bots) are canceled automatically when trading stops.

2. Withdrawals Stay Open (Temporarily)

Binance gives a withdrawal window, usually 30 to 90 days.

After that, you can no longer move the coin off the exchange through Binance.

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✅ What You Should Do Immediately

🛠️ Option 1: Sell Before Trading Stops

If the coin still trades, sell it now—even at a loss—if:

You don't plan to manage it off Binance

There’s no other good exchange to trade it on later

> 💡 Liquidity dries up fast after a delisting announcement—prices may crash quickly.

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🪙 Option 2: Withdraw to a Non-Custodial Wallet

If you want to hold the coin, transfer it to a wallet you control, like:

MetaMask (for Ethereum or BSC tokens)

Trust Wallet

Ledger/Trezor hardware wallets

> ⚠️ Make sure the wallet supports the coin's blockchain (ERC-20, BEP-20, etc.).

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🏦 Where to Sell After Delisting from Binance

If you still want to sell, you can try alternative exchanges, depending on availability:

Exchange Type Example Platforms Notes

Centralized MEXC, Gate.io, KuCoin, BitMart Check if your coin is listed there

Decentralized (DEX) Uniswap (ETH), PancakeSwap (BSC), Osmosis (Cosmos) Use with MetaMask or Trust Wallet

> 🧠 Use CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko to find which exchanges still support the token.

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🧨 What if I Miss the Deadline?

If you don’t withdraw the coin in time, Binance may:

Treat the token as lost if it's completely unsupported

Occasionally offer manual withdrawals via support (not guaranteed)

Keep the token in custody until a new solution arises (rare)

> 🚨 You may permanently lose access if you don’t act in time.