Binance does not randomly remove coins or place them on a watchlist. Instead, it has clear criteria through which it monitors any coin project, and any major flaws may lead either to a warning (placing it on the watchlist) or complete removal (Delisting).
📌 Common reasons:
1. Low trading volume and liquidity
If the coin has very little trading activity or liquidity has weakened, the platform considers it unworthy of listing.
2. Technical or security issues
Discovery of vulnerabilities or problems in the network or smart contracts, or repeated breaches.
3. Weak development and activity
If the team has stopped updating the project or there is no activity on GitHub, for example.
4. Legal or regulatory issues
If the coin or its team encounters legal problems in major countries.
5. Market manipulation or deception
If it is proven that the project is engaging in Pump & Dump or providing false information to investors.
6. Community and communication
A significant decline in interaction, or ignoring user complaints.
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🟡 Watchlist (Monitoring / Watchlist)
Binance places the coin on this list if it sees concerning indicators, but has not yet decided on final removal. This serves as a warning for investors that the coin is under review.
🔴 Final removal (Delisting)
If the issues are not resolved or worsen, it is permanently removed from trading, and they usually announce it days in advance so that people can withdraw their assets.
