Binance has delisted several tokens from its platform due to various reasons. Here are some of the tokens that have been delisted:
- *Tokens delisted on April 16, 2025*:
- *Badger DAO (BADGER)*: Delisted due to low trading volume, lack of project commitment, and other factors.
- *Balancer (BAL)*: Removed due to similar reasons, including low liquidity and trading volume.
- *Beta Finance (BETA)*: Delisted after community voting and standard review process.
- *Cream Finance (CREAM)*: Removed due to concerns over project development and security.
- *Cortex (CTXC)*: Delisted due to low trading volume and liquidity.
- *Aelf (ELF)*: Removed after evaluation of project commitment and development activity.
- *Firo (FIRO)*: Delisted due to concerns over security and regulatory compliance.
- *Kava Lend (HARD)*: Removed due to low trading volume and project development issues.
- *NULS*: Delisted after evaluation of project commitment and community feedback.
- *Prosper (PROS)*: Removed due to concerns over project development and transparency.
- *Status (SNT)*: Delisted after community voting and standard review process.
- *TROY*: Removed due to low trading volume and liquidity.
- *UniLend (UFT)*: Delisted due to concerns over project development and security.
- *VIDT DAO (VIDT)*: Removed after evaluation of project commitment and community feedback.
- *Tokens delisted on November 6, 2024*:
- *Rupiah Token (IDRT)*: Delisted due to low performance and regulatory issues.
- *Keep3rV1 (KP3R)*: Removed due to low trading volume and liquidity.
- *Ooki Protocol (OOKI)*: Delisted due to regulatory compliance issues.
- *Unifi Protocol DAO (UNFI)*: Removed due to concerns over project development and security.
Binance's delisting process involves evaluating tokens based on factors such as ¹ ² ³:
- *Project team commitment and development quality*
- *Trading volume and liquidity*
- *Security and stability*
- *Regulatory compliance*
- *Community feedback and engagement*
- *Transparency and ethical concerns*
