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A cryptocurrency is delisted from Binance when it no longer meets the exchange’s standards for trading. Binance evaluates coins based on factors like development activity, trading volume, security, and regulatory compliance. If a project fails to meet these criteria, Binance may remove it to protect users. Delisting means the coin can no longer be traded on Binance, affecting its liquidity and market value. Recent examples include tokens with security risks or low demand. Users holding delisted assets must withdraw them before a deadline. While delisting can hurt a project, some tokens continue trading on decentralized exchanges or other platforms.
