#VoteToDelistOnBinance When Binance delists a cryptocurrency, it removes the coin or token from its trading platform, preventing users from buying or selling it there. Delistings occur for various reasons, including low trading volume, security concerns, regulatory issues, or failure to meet Binance’s listing criteria. Before delisting, Binance typically evaluates factors such as project development, network stability, and team conduct. Once a delisting is announced, users are given time to withdraw their assets before trading stops. After removal, the coin may still be accessible on other exchanges or wallets. Delistings can impact a coin’s price and liquidity, so traders and investors should stay informed about Binance’s announcements and consider moving their funds before the deadline.