Binance recently ended its first “Voting for Delist” batch, enabling its community to influence the tokens to remain on the platform. The plan marks an important step towards community-driven governance in the cryptocurrency sector.
The specific results of the Delisted token
- Badger Dao (badge)
- Beta Finance (Beta)
- Balancer (BAL)
- Cortex (CTXC)
- Cream Financing (Cream)
- One (eleven)
- firo (firo)
- No one (painted)
- Status (SNT)
- Kava Loan (hard)
- Prosperity (Pros)
- UNILEND (UFT)
- Troy (Troy)
- Trail (wide).
Binance will divide the tokens at 03:00 UTC on April 16, 2025 and stop trading at all live pairs at that time. After this date, the platform will no longer be a credit deposit for these tokens and withdrawals will only be supported on June 9, 2025 (03:00 UTC).
Of the 103,942 votes of 24,141 participants, 93,680 votes were considered eligible after filtering out 10,262 votes of invalid votes (e.g., from fake accounts or acts of exploitation). Tokens like Troy (4,985 votes) and SNT (3,533 votes) ranked high in the final statistics, reflecting the strong community sentiment of their removal, while others (such as Badger and Bal) also meet the wonderful thresholds reached based on Binance’s comments. It is worth noting that the $ftt token ranks third in the vote, ranking Delist with more than 10,000 votes, but remains firmly holding on to binance without being eliminated.
After the announcement, this indirectly triggered a rise in the price of FTT. Now, the community is asking questions and standards about Binance’s standards for using tokens on the platform.
Source: binance
Some of the key factors that contribute to the final Dallister decision are the commitment of the project team, development activities, transaction volume, liquidity, network stability, community engagement, transparency, and compliance with regulatory standards. Other considerations involve evidence of immoral behavior, tokenological changes or project ownership changes.
About Binance Voting for Delist
Binance votes for Delist is a new mechanism for Binance in 2025 to enhance community participation in token listing management. Users holding at least 0.01 BNB can vote to remove tokens from the platform, especially tokens in the “monitor zone”, which is targeted at projects with risk markings such as low liquidity or lack of transparency.
Despite the critical role of the community, Binance retained the final decision after an internal review to ensure a balance between user input and the platform’s quality standards. The initiative reflects Binance’s commitment to transparency and sustainable growth, empowering users to shape the exchange’s ecosystem.
