Crypto gaming and gambling ads ‘most expensive’ for onboarding users.
DeFi and CeFi campaigns are far more effective at reaching existing crypto users than crypto gaming and gambling campaigns, recent data shows.
Crypto gaming and gambling campaigns are the most expensive way to acquire users with existing crypto wallets, ranking highest in cost among all sectors of the crypto industry, recent data shows.
“Gaming and gambling campaigns are the most expensive, with a median CPW of $8.74 and a lower quartile of $3.40,” Web3 marketing firm Addressable co-founder Asaf Nadler said in a recent report posted on X. CPW, or cost per wallet, is deemed a higher “quality” metric because it tracks the cost of website visitors with a crypto wallet already installed in their browser. “Higher churn” rate may be to blame. Nadler previously told Cointelegraph that their analysis data showed that users with a wallet are more likely to convert to crypto products.
Nadler said the high cost-to-return ratio of crypto gaming and gambling might be due to “higher churn, speculative behavior, and intense competition.” He added: “If Web3 gaming is truly “inevitable,” we need to find a more powerful UA engine to make it as sustainable as in Web2.” However, Axie Infinity co-founder Jeff “JiHo” Zirlin said in an April 11 post on X that periods of high CPW are a good time to experiment. “Create new games/product lines, consolidate our market share, and get ready for the next market expansion,” Zirlin said. “Know when it's a coiling phase. Know when it's time to explode,” he added. Meanwhile, decentralized finance (DeFi) and Centralized Finance (CeFi) campaigns have it a lot easier with attracting new crypto users. “DeFi/CeFi campaigns are the most cost-efficient, with a median CPW of $2.79 and a lower quartile of just $0.10,” Nadler said. The results are based on 200 programmatic campaigns run on Addressable by over 70 advertisers, claiming to target an estimated 9.5 million users globally.
It tracks how CPW varies across market cycles, regions, campaign strategies, and audience segments. Premium markets cost more to reach crypto users during downturns Nadler said that while premium markets experience low-cost conversions for existing crypto wallet holders during bull runs, attracting their attention becomes significantly more expensive during market downturns. He highlighted that in 2024, the US and Western Europe saw CPW increase by four times and 27 times, respectively, between Q1 and Q3, as the markets continued to consolidate and interest from crypto wallet holders waned. “While these markets provide scale and quality during bull runs, they become significantly more expensive when sentiment turns bearish, making them less sustainable during downturns,” Nadler said. Meanwhile, emerging markets like Latin America and Eastern Europe “offer exceptionally low CPW in favorable conditions but can experience extreme cost volatility.” #CryptoGamingBoom #CryptoGames
Team members of the TRUMP meme coin launched by President Trump before his inauguration will receive $321.6 million worth of token unlocks next week.TRUMP unlock accounts for over 60% of next week's insider unlocks worth $519 million.Fast Token and Arbitrum team members will also receive unlocks of $80.6 million and $27.2 million, respectively.
Official Trump (TRUMP), launched by President Trump, will unlock over $320 million worth of its tokens to team members next week despite the dominant risk-off sentiment across the crypto market.
"Incoming TRUMP unlock could stretch its decline"
Team members of the TRUMP meme coin will receive $321.6 million of unlocked tokens next week, according to data from Tokenomist.
Token unlocks can lead to price declines if the new supply is sold in the open market. The negative sentiment surrounding unlocks could quickly spark selling pressure as investors may price in the new supply ahead of time.
The unlock could put further pressure on TRUMP holders, who have experienced significant drawdowns in the past months following increased risk-off sentiment dominating the crypto market.
President Donald Trump announced the launch of TRUMP in a Truth Social post two days before his inauguration on January 18. Since peaking at an all-time high of $73.43 on January 19, TRUMP has declined by 89%, trading around $8.05 at press time, per CoinGecko data.
The upcoming unlock, representing 40 million TRUMP, will increase the meme coin's new circulating supply to about 240 million TRUMP — still far below its total supply of 1 billion TRUMP. Hence, the token risks further downside pressure, especially if it sees more unlocks under current market conditions. The decline in TRUMP mirrors that of the broader meme coin sector, which has plunged from a market cap of $127.26 billion in December to $45.64 billion on Friday, per CoinMarketCap data. While the TRUMP unlock accounts for over 60% of next week's $519 million insider unlock, Fast Token (FTN) and Arbitrum (ARB) team members will also receive new unlocked supply worth $80.6 million and $27.2 million, respectively. $MEME #DonaldTrumpCoin #trumpcoin #TRUMP #memecoin🚀🚀🚀
Trump’s Crypto Empire: NFTs, Memecoins, and a Billion-Dollar Bet.
From nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and digital collectibles to a DeFi project, a proposed stablecoin, and even a Bitcoin mining venture—Donald Trump’s crypto portfolio is as bold as his political persona. Add to that two memecoins (one for the former president and another for Melania Trump), and you’ve got a financial juggernaut nearing $1 billion in paper gains—even after the latest market rollercoaster, per Bloomberg’s analysis.
From Skeptic to Crypto King
Not long ago, Trump dismissed Bitcoin as a “scam” (2021, Fox Business), warning it threatened the dollar and needed “very, very high” regulation. Fast-forward to today, and he’s all-in: Courting crypto voters with pro-industry policies Launching memecoins (traded under his and Melania’s names) Installing crypto allies like David Sacks and Bo Hines in key roles Signing executive orders to make the U.S. the "crypto capital of the planet"
The Trump Fortune: Beyond Real Estate
Already the wealthiest U.S. president ever, Trump’s empire spans luxury real estate, resorts, and now—digital assets. His sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, along with longtime CFO Allen Weisselberg, oversee the trust managing his businesses. Eric Trump insists “there are no conflicts” with their crypto bets, telling Bloomberg: “I don’t work with the White House. We’ve believed in crypto for a long time.”
Truth Social Hype & Market Moves
Trump’s Truth Social posts regularly hype his memecoin, fueling trading frenzies. With crypto execs bankrolling his campaign and policies favoring decentralization, his second term could reshape the industry—proving that in politics and finance, flips happen fast.
Question is: Will Trump’s crypto gamble pay off—or is this just another high-stakes pump? 🚀
Every BTC (Bitcoin) Investor Should Keep an Eye on This Number in 2025.
The price of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has plunged by nearly 20% so far this year. In 2024, BTC surpassed the $100,000 mark several times. Recently, BTC has traded below $80,000.
Many investors believe more pain is on the way. But the statistics below suggest bullishness, especially for longterm holders.
This statistic is very bullish for Bitcoin Bitcoin has long been a speculative asset held by those bullish on crypto. It took years for this popular cryptocurrency to gain credibility outside these circles. That was largely due to the difficulties around how to buy Bitcoin, particularly in areas related to self-custody and tax implications.
The launch of several Bitcoin ETFs in recent years has changed the game. Tens of billions of dollars have poured into Bitcoin via these channels. Huge numbers of retail investors have jumped onboard, but so too have institutional investors with deep pockets.
Gaining mass adoption from retail and institutional investors alike has been a dream of Bitcoin fanatics for more than a decade. It's finally happening. Over the past 18 months, assets held by Bitcoin ETFs have surged from essentially zero to more than $30 billion.
Are these ETF investors selling after the recent price collapse? Prepare to be surprised.
In recent weeks, Bitcoin ETFs have actually experienced net inflows of capital. That's a huge sign for Bitcoin's reputation among retail and institutional investors. Even as BTC's price has collapsed, ETF investors aren't selling.
Long term, Bitcoin -- with a current market cap of $1.6 billion -- has the potential to reach gold's market cap of $20 trillion due to its ability to act as a store of value. But to close the gap, Bitcoin needs to gain buy-in among retail and institutional investor classes. Net ETF inflows this year are a bullish sign that that is happening. It's been a tough year for BTC holders, but metrics like this suggest that additional patience is warranted.$BTC #BTCRebound
Surprising China news sends Bitcoin reeling to $84K.
China wants to increase tariffs on $50 billion of U.S. goods targeted in a tit-for-tat over President Trump from 84% to 125% in April.
According to reports, it will also open fire on approximately $144 billion of U.S. exports, including agricultural commodities.
As the trade war escalated, market volatility increased, and investors looked for safe-haven assets to protect themselves against the economic impairment caused by the trade conflict.
Florida and North Carolina have also filed bills designed to encourage Bitcoin adoption. In Florida, public funds could invest in Bitcoin, and in North Carolina, it would receive legal tender recognition in a separate proposal. A slew of state-level initiatives and conversations at the federal level about purchasing Bitcoin as a strategic asset indicate growing institutional interest in cryptocurrencies.
Similarly, Bitcoin network fundamentals are also becoming stronger. Hashrate jumped to more than 120 terahash per second, signaling both security and a rise in interest from institutional miners.
The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart has Bitcoin's price in the yellow-green zone—to be precise, between the "HODL" and "Still Cheap" bands. That means, by historical record, Bitcoin is not yet in the realm of overvaluation. Still, it appears to have ample upward room to roam before being seen as speculative "bubble" territory.
Investors tend to use the Rainbow Chart to measure long-term price behavior in a logarithmic form, providing cues for sentiment and market entries/exits. Bitcoin trades within a range that hints at more upside potential.$BTC #ChinaDrama
President Donald Trump Just Instituted 2 Key Policies That Could Trigger Bitcoin's Next Bull Run
While campaigning for the presidency in 2024, Donald Trump promised to become the "crypto president." But since he began his second term in January, cryptocurrency values have crashed. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) saw its price fall from over $100,000 on Inauguration Day to $81,000 as of this writing. It's worth pointing out that broader financial markets have declined as well, with the S&P 500 down about 12% since President Trump took office. But the current sell-off could be an opportunity for cryptocurrency investors, particularly those interested in Bitcoin. That's because the policies Trump has put in place could ultimately benefit Bitcoin, the largest, most widely used crypto. In particular, two recent policies could support the next bull run in Bitcoin. 1. The strategic cryptocurrency reserve On March 3, President Trump announced the United States would establish a strategic cryptocurrency reserve including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. The aim of the reserve was to make the U.S. the "Crypto Capital of the World," Trump said. The reserve will only hold assets forfeited as part of criminal or civil proceedings. It won't buy or sell any cryptocurrency on the foreign market. Investors who were hoping for the U.S. to become a big buyer of cryptocurrencies were disappointed at the announcement. But the current sell-off could be an opportunity for cryptocurrency investors, particularly those interested in Bitcoin. That's because the policies Trump has put in place could ultimately benefit Bitcoin, the largest, most widely used crypto. In particular, two recent policies could support the next bull run in Bitcoin. 1. The strategic cryptocurrency reserve On March 3, President Trump announced the United States would establish a strategic cryptocurrency reserve including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. The aim of the reserve was to make the U.S. the "Crypto Capital of the World," Trump said. The reserve will only hold assets forfeited as part of criminal or civil proceedings. It won't buy or sell any cryptocurrency on the foreign market. Investors who were hoping for the U.S. to become a big buyer of cryptocurrencies were disappointed at the announcement. But the crypto reserve could play a very important role in the next bull run for Bitcoin and other crypto assets. It practically endorses them as legitimate assets that can store value. That opens the door for more institutional investors to adopt Bitcoin for their and their clients' portfolios, as the U.S.-endorsed asset now seems far less risky. Growing institutional adoption is going to be the biggest driver of value for Bitcoin over the coming years. Bitcoin's price goes up when demand exceeds supply. Institutional investors, and their hundreds of trillions of dollars of assets, represent a lot of potential demand. 2. The impact of the Trump tariffs There's an important relationship between the U.S. dollar and the value of Bitcoin. When the dollar weakens, investors seek out alternative assets, such as cryptocurrency. Theoretically, a tariff on imports would raise the relative value of the U.S. dollar. If demand for foreign goods falls, countries relying on exports to the U.S. will see their currency weaken relative to the dollar to maximize demand and supply.
Trump kills DeFi broker rule in major crypto win: Finance Redefined
President Donald Trump has overturned the IRS’s DeFi broker rule, a measure that had threatened to curb DeFi innovation.
In a significant win for decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, US President Donald Trump overturned the Internal Revenue Service’s DeFi broker rule, which would have expanded existing reporting requirements to include DeFi platforms.
Increasing US crypto regulatory clarity will attract more tech giants to the space, requiring existing crypto projects to focus on more collaborative tokenomics to survive, according to Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson.
Trump signs resolution killing IRS DeFi broker rule Trump signed a joint congressional resolution overturning a Biden administration-era rule that would have required DeFi protocols to report transactions to the Internal Revenue Service.
Set to take effect in 2027, the IRS DeFi broker rule would have expanded the tax authority’s existing reporting requirements to include DeFi platforms, requiring them to disclose gross proceeds from crypto sales, including information regarding taxpayers involved in the transactions.
Trump formally killed the measure by signing off on the resolution on April 10, marking the first time a crypto bill has been signed into US law, Representative Mike Carey, who backed the bill, said in a statement.
“The DeFi Broker Rule needlessly hindered American innovation, infringed on the privacy of everyday Americans, and was set to overwhelm the IRS with an overflow of new filings that it doesn’t have the infrastructure to handle during tax season,” he said. #SecureYourAssets
Bitcoin holds $82K as US dollar falls to 3-year low and PPI inflation drops sharply.
Developing bull market signals could continue to boost Bitcoin prices despite the tense atmosphere of the US trade war.
Bitcoin BTC $82,821 sought higher levels around the April 11 Wall Street open as the week’s final US inflation data gave bulls hope.
Analyst: PPI undershoot “great” for US trade war Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD reaching highs of $83,245 as US Producer Price Index (PPI) data came in below expectations.
The Index came in at 2.7% versus the anticipated 3.3%, while the core PPI print also surprised to the downside.
An official news release from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) added:
“In March, over 70 percent of the decrease in the index for final demand can be traced to prices for final demand goods, which fell 0.9 percent. The index for final demand services declined 0.2 percent.”
Reacting, trading resource The Kobeissi Letter was among those noting the rapid pace at which US inflation appeared to be slowing.
“We just saw the first month-over-month decline in PPI inflation, down -0.4%, since March 2024,” it told followers in part of a post on X.
“Both CPI and PPI inflation are down SHARPLY.”
Risk-asset performance, however, failed to reflect the notionally positive inflation developments. The S&P 500 was 0.2% lower on the day, while the Nasdaq Composite index was flat.
As Cointelegraph reported, after stocks fell precipitously the day prior despite bullish inflation numbers, commentators explained that macro data was helping to fuel the ongoing US trade war.
Continuing, crypto trader, analyst and entrepreneur Michaël van de Poppe saw a repeat playing out post-PPI.
“PPI comes in significantly lower. That's great for Trump and his strategy,” he argued, referring to trade tariffs implemented by US President Donald Trump.
Bitcoin remains strong and on target to break above a stiff overhead resistance zone, signaling a possible short-term bottom. Will altcoins follow?
Bitcoin BTC $82,821 is showing strength as buyers have pushed the price above $82,500, but higher levels are likely to attract solid selling from the bears. CryptoQuant analysts said in a recent market report that Bitcoin could face resistance around $84,000, but if the level is surpassed, the next stop may be $96,000.
Although trade tensions between the United States and China have flared up, institutional crypto investment firm Bitwise remains bullish on Bitcoin. Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan said in a post on X that the firm’s previously predicted year-end target of $200,000 for Bitcoin remains in play.
However, market participants remain cautious in the near term. The US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds continued to witness outflows on April 9 and April 10, according to Farside Investors data.
Could Bitcoin break and sustain above the overhead resistance? Will altcoins follow Bitcoin higher? Let’s analyze the charts of the top 10 cryptocurrencies to find out.
Bitcoin price analysis Bitcoin’s recovery from the $73,777 support has reached near the resistance line, which is a critical level to watch out for in the near term.
The 20-day exponential moving average ($82,435) is turning down, but the relative strength index (RSI) has risen close to the midpoint, indicating that the bearish momentum is weakening. The BTC/USDT pair is expected to face intense selling at the resistance line, but if the bulls prevail, the rally could reach $89,000 and then $95,000.
Sellers are likely to have other plans. They will try to defend the resistance line and pull the price below the immediate support at $78,500. If they manage to do that, the pair could retest the vital support at $73,777.
Ether price analysis Ether ETH $1,566 rebounded off the $1,368 support on April 9, but the bulls are struggling to sustain the higher levels.
The downsloping moving averages and the RSI in the negative territory suggest that the bears hold the edge. Sellers will try to sink the ETH/USDT pair below $1,368. If they can pull it off, the selling could accelerate, and the pair may tumble to $1,150. If buyers want to prevent the breakdown, they will have to quickly push the price above $1,754. That clears the path for a rally to the breakdown level of $2,111. This is an essential level for the bears to defend because a break above $2,111 suggests a short-term trend change. XRP price analysis XRP XRP $2.00 rose back above the breakdown level of $2 on April 9, but the recovery is facing selling at the 20-day EMA ($2.09).
If the price turns down from the 20-day EMA, the bears will try to sink the XRP/USDT pair to the critical support at $1.61. Buyers are expected to fiercely defend the $1.61 level because a break below it may clear the path for a decline to $1.27. #TariffsPause $BTC $ETH $XRP
Synthetix USD stablecoin loses dollar peg, drops to 5-year low of $0.83.
Cork Protocol co-founder Rob Schmitt said the stablecoin’s design shares similarities with Terra’s UST but has a “more manageable” debt governance system.
The Synthetix protocol’s native stablecoin, Synthetix USD (sUSD), fell to its lowest value in five years, extending a months-long struggle to maintain its $1 peg.
The asset has faced persistent instability since the start of 2025. On Jan. 1, sUSD dropped to $0.96 and only rebounded to $0.99 in early February. Prices continued to fluctuate through February before stabilizing in March.
On April 10, sUSD fell to a five-year low of $0.83.
SUSD is a crypto-collateralized stablecoin. Users lock up SNX tokens to mint sUSD, making its stability highly dependent on the market value of SNX.
Synthetix USD’s “death spiral” risks
When the sUSD token dropped to $0.91 on April 1, Rob Schmitt, the co-founder of the risk tokenization platform Cork Protocol, explained the potential “death spiral scenario” of the stablecoin.
Schmitt said the stablecoin’s design shares similarities with Terra’s TerraUSD (UST) stablecoin, which collapsed in 2022. While he noted key differences in collateralization and debt management, Schmitt said the fundamental risk remains.
Despite the concern, Schmitt emphasized that such a collapse is unlikely due to Synthetix’s $30 million treasury, which holds about half of the outstanding sUSD debt. He said this reserve could be deployed against a spiral scenario.
“The biggest factor why sUSD won’t death spiral is because the Synthetix treasury hodls about $30 million of sUSD, which is about half the outstanding debt. To avoid a death spiral, this sUSD can be unwound,” Schmitt wrote.
Synthetix founder Kain Warwick previously responded to the dips, saying that while he had feared a death spiral during the last seven years, he sleeps “great” these days.
Fartcoin Surges 30% Amid Recovery from 2025’s Worst Financial Crash
$SOL Fartcoin Surges 30% Amid Recovery from 2025's Worst Financial Crash Table Of Contents Surprising Spike: Fartcoin Rallies as Broader Crypto and Stock Markets Collapse A Rare Breakaway: Fartcoin Soars While the Rest Sink What’s Driving Fartcoin’s Rise? Can Fartcoin Hit $1 or More? Final Take: Fartcoin's Future in a Volatile Market Surprising Spike: Fartcoin Rallies as Broader Crypto and Stock Markets Collapse In a shocking turn of events during 2025’s biggest financial meltdown, one unlikely asset stood out — Fartcoin. While global stock markets and major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum saw sharp sell-offs on what’s now being dubbed the 2025 Black Monday, the Solana-based memecoin defied all expectations, surging 30% within 24 hours.
This unexpected rally caught the attention of both retail traders and seasoned investors. While panic spread across traditional markets, Fartcoin seemed to float — or rather, rise — above the chaos.
A Rare Breakaway: Fartcoin Soars While the Rest Sink As most cryptocurrencies bledq red, Fartcoin became the top-performing memecoin of the day. Major Solana tokens like BONK and Dogwifhat took heavy losses, mirroring Bitcoin’s sharp decline below $75,000 after a brief pump fueled by false tariff pause news.
In contrast, Fartcoin showed remarkable strength, gaining over 30% in price, alongside a massive 159% surge in trading volume, totaling more than $375 million. This unusual movement led analysts to describe the token’s behavior as a “rare decoupling” from Bitcoin and broader market trends.
According to CoinMarketCap, Fartcoin’s price climbed from $0.4179 to $0.6057 in a single day, settling around $0.5839 at the time of reporting. Its market cap ballooned to $583.91 million, a 30.02% increase, confirming that this wasn’t just a fluke — it was real capital flowing into the asset.
What’s Driving Fartcoin’s Rise? There are several catalysts fueling Fartcoin’s explosive performance:
Solana Ecosystem Innovations: The Solana network recently introduced PumpFi, a new liquidity tool, and PumpSwap, a decentralized exchange dedicated to meme tokens. These platforms simplify access to tokens like Fartcoin, reducing friction for buyers and increasing demand. Meme Culture Momentum: As social media flooded with slogans like “hot air rises,” Fartcoin became a symbol of defiance against market panic. This surge of community-driven hype has helped propel it further into the spotlight. Historical Strength in Volatile Markets: This isn’t the first time Fartcoin has performed well during market turmoil. Its previous ability to thrive amid uncertainty has built a narrative of resilience — something traders are clearly leaning into. Can Fartcoin Hit $1 or More? Many investors are now eyeing the $1 mark as the next key target. Some bullish projections even point toward $1.40 to $2, especially if the broader Solana ecosystem continues gaining traction.
There are a few key factors to watch:
PumpFun and PumpSwap adoption Rumors of a Solana ETF Retail inflow into meme assets General market recovery post-tariff panic If these factors align and risk appetite returns to the market, Fartcoin could ride the next wave of memecoin momentum to even higher valuations.
Final Take: Fartcoin’s Future in a Volatile Market While it’s still a highly speculative asset, Fartcoin’s performance during one of the worst crashes of 2025 proves it’s more than just a joke. It captured investor attention at a time when few assets were gaining ground, and its link to Solana’s growing ecosystem gives it a strong foundation for future growth.
Caution remains essential — especially with geopolitical tensions and regulatory changes influencing the crypto space. But for now, Fartcoin has positioned itself as a standout player in the memecoin market, turning chaos into opportunity.$SOL #BTCvsMarkets #RiskRewardRatio #StopLossStrategies
XRP, Dogecoin Surge 10% as Crypto Markets Stage Relief Rally.
Total crypto market cap has pulled back to levels seen in early November, when Donald Trump's victory triggered a break through a resistance level.
Bitcoin (BTC) clawed its way back to almost $80,000, staging a relief rally after dipping below $75,000 late Monday and spurring a run-up in major tokens.
Dogecoin (DOGE), BNB Chain’s BNB, XRP and Cardano’s ADA rose as much as 10%, alleviating some of the past 24 hours' losses. The broad-based CoinDesk 20 (CD20) added nearly 9%.
Overall, crypto market cap has pulled back to levels seen in early November last year, when Donald Trump's victory triggered a rally that propelled the total value through a level that had been seen as offering resistance to further gains.
Equity markets staged a bounce late Monday as rumors of an impending tariff respite caused the S&P 500 to soar over 7%, and then gave up nearly all those gains after the White House called the speculation “fake news.”
Crypto-tracked futures amassed over $1.2 billion in liquidations on Monday as major cryptocurrencies slumped more than 20% at one point, setting the stage for a bounce as traders cut short positions and reversed overextended selling, as CoinDesk noted.
Meanwhile, traders are eying bitcoin price action for cues on dip buying, with some saying they are cautious due to the uncertainty caused by the tariff wars.
“We're optimistic that investors seeking safe havens may look to buy the dip on Bitcoin if it can show some relative strength against traditional assets during an eventual recovery period in the short term,” Jupiter Zheng, a partner at HashKey Capital, told CoinDesk in a Telegram message. “While global markets are experiencing record sell-offs, Bitcoin has also declined but remains relatively stable.”
Alex Kuptsikevich, FxPro's chief market analyst, said the market looked “emotionally oversold” and while a rebound was in place, the catalysts required for it to be a reversal were “not yet in place.” #DiversifyYourAssets
Binance recently concluded its first “Vote to Delist” batch, empowering its community to influence which tokens remain on the platform. This initiative marks a significant step toward community-driven governance in the crypto space.
Specific Results of Delisted Tokens
Following the completion of the “Vote to Delist” process and Binance’s standard due diligence, 14 tokens have been slated for removal from the exchange, as its official announcement.
Badger DAO (BADGER)
Beta Finance (BETA)
Balancer (BAL)
Cortex (CTXC)
Cream Finance (CREAM)
Aelf (ELF)
Firo (FIRO)
NULS (NULS)
Status (SNT)
Kava Lend (HARD)
Prosper (PROS)
UniLend (UFT)
TROY (TROY)
VIDT DAO (VIDT).
Binance will delist the tokens on April 16, 2025, at 03:00 UTC, and cease trading on all spot pairs at that time. After this date, the platform will no longer credit deposits of these tokens and will support withdrawals only until June 9, 2025, at 03:00 UTC.
Out of 103,942 total votes from 24,141 participants, 93,680 were deemed eligible after filtering out 10,262 invalid votes (e.g., from fake accounts or exploitative behaviors). Tokens like TROY (4,985 eligible votes) and SNT (3,533 votes) ranked high in the final tally, reflecting strong community sentiment for their removal, while others, such as BADGER and BAL, also met the delisting threshold based on Binance’s review. Notably, the $FTT token ranked third on the Vote to Delist list with over 10,000 votes but remains firmly on Binance without being delisted.
Binance Delist 14 Tokens in First “Vote to Delist” Batch.
Binance Vote to Delist: Results of the First Batch.
Binance recently concluded its first “Vote to Delist” batch, empowering its community to influence which tokens remain on the platform. This initiative marks a significant step toward community-driven governance in the crypto space. Specific Results of Delisted Tokens Following the completion of the “Vote to Delist” process and Binance’s standard due diligence, 14 tokens have been slated for removal from the exchange, as its official announcement.
Binance will delist the tokens on April 16, 2025, at 03:00 UTC, and cease trading on all spot pairs at that time. After this date, the platform will no longer credit deposits of these tokens and will support withdrawals only until June 9, 2025, at 03:00 UTC.
Out of 103,942 total votes from 24,141 participants, 93,680 were deemed eligible after filtering out 10,262 invalid votes (e.g., from fake accounts or exploitative behaviors). Tokens like TROY (4,985 eligible votes) and SNT (3,533 votes) ranked high in the final tally, reflecting strong community sentiment for their removal, while others, such as BADGER and BAL, also met the delisting threshold based on Binance’s review. Notably, the $FTT token ranked third on the Vote to Delist list with over 10,000 votes but remains firmly on Binance without being delisted. #VoteToDelistOnBinance