$ZEC $FTT Currently, FTT and ZEC rank in the top 2 positions on the delisting leaderboard.
Why wasn't the coin delisted during the first voting phase, but it is still here in the second phase? Why are these a few chosen? I believe many friends have doubts.
1. Everyone should know the history of grievances between FTT and Binance. Previously, some contracts had already been delisted, and there were always users with fantasies about FTT. Every time the 'Explosive Head' releases news, it surges by dozens of points. However, due to well-known reasons, it will eventually be delisted by Binance, unless the 'Explosive Head' immediately comes out to revive FTX.
2. ZEC was mentioned previously; ZEC, the Zcash, is considered an old player in the privacy track. Those in the old coin circle know that the privacy track also had a big wave during 2017-2018. Why have the subsequent rounds of bull and bear markets had little to do with the privacy track, with only a few old fans self-soothing?
The reason is nothing but regulatory issues. Now exchanges are demanding compliance, and if the privacy track doesn't change its model and stubbornly clings to the old model, it will naturally become a casualty. The once-thriving EOS has changed its track for this reason. The biggest advantage of ZEC is that its price remains relatively stable, justifying all previous spot holders. Regardless of whether it is optimistic, at least it gives everyone a chance to choose, unlike some coins that directly enter a free-fall mode.
3. Jasmy can truly be considered a 'demon coin'; its community base is strong, and it can also be seen as a coin for speculation. Its historical background is somewhat controversial. The voting list on Binance is not groundless; there's no fault in that.
4. GPS continuously making the list is absolutely not unjustified. Treating Binance and retail investors as fools, it's another domestic project that will eventually be delisted on Binance. Initially, I had high hopes for their technology, but alas, the moonlight shines down into the ditch.
5. PDA is also a significant downfall, always dropping, coming down one by one. Binance gave it an opportunity to perform, but it’s useless. This time it’s 100% going to be delisted, and no one will miss it, at least Jasmy has been performing well lately.
Why wasn't the coin delisted during the first voting phase, but it is still here in the second phase? Why are these a few chosen? I believe many friends have doubts.
1. Everyone should know the history of grievances between FTT and Binance. Previously, some contracts had already been delisted, and there were always users with fantasies about FTT. Every time the 'Explosive Head' releases news, it surges by dozens of points. However, due to well-known reasons, it will eventually be delisted by Binance, unless the 'Explosive Head' immediately comes out to revive FTX.
2. ZEC was mentioned previously; ZEC, the Zcash, is considered an old player in the privacy track. Those in the old coin circle know that the privacy track also had a big wave during 2017-2018. Why have the subsequent rounds of bull and bear markets had little to do with the privacy track, with only a few old fans self-soothing?
The reason is nothing but regulatory issues. Now exchanges are demanding compliance, and if the privacy track doesn't change its model and stubbornly clings to the old model, it will naturally become a casualty. The once-thriving EOS has changed its track for this reason. The biggest advantage of ZEC is that its price remains relatively stable, justifying all previous spot holders. Regardless of whether it is optimistic, at least it gives everyone a chance to choose, unlike some coins that directly enter a free-fall mode.
3. Jasmy can truly be considered a 'demon coin'; its community base is strong, and it can also be seen as a coin for speculation. Its historical background is somewhat controversial. The voting list on Binance is not groundless; there's no fault in that.
4. GPS continuously making the list is absolutely not unjustified. Treating Binance and retail investors as fools, it's another domestic project that will eventually be delisted on Binance. Initially, I had high hopes for their technology, but alas, the moonlight shines down into the ditch.
5. PDA is also a significant downfall, always dropping, coming down one by one. Binance gave it an opportunity to perform, but it’s useless. This time it’s 100% going to be delisted, and no one will miss it, at least Jasmy has been performing well lately.
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