$BNB Binance's 'Vote to Delist' rule was officially launched on March 21, 2025, allowing users who hold at least 0.01 BNB and have completed identity verification to vote on the fate of tokens in the Monitoring Zone through the Binance Square platform. This mechanism aims to enhance community governance, but its actual impact on retail investors and project teams has sparked widespread discussion. Below is an analysis of whether it will harm retail interests and allow project teams to 'escape unscathed':

'Vote to Delist' rules and how they work

Voting eligibility: Users must hold 0.01 BNB (approximately $5-$6, depending on the price). Each person can cast up to 5 votes, with each vote targeting one project.

Target tokens: Limited to 27 tokens in the Monitoring Zone (such as $JASMY, $ZEC, $FTT, etc.), these tokens are marked due to low