- Binance will deliver 14 tokens, including badger, bale and cream, April 16, 2025, at 03:00 UTC.
- Notice follows Binance’s “Vote to Delist” initiative, where over 93,680 validated votes were made by 24 141 users.
Binance, the world’s leading Cryptocurrency exchange shakes things up with a new community-controlled strategy and it already makes waves. According to message Made on April 8 that it will delist 14 tokens from its platform on April 16, 2025, after the first round of its “Vote to Delist” initiative. Tokens set for removal are badger, bale, beta, cream, ctxc, elf, firo, hard, nule, professional, sant, troy, uft and vid.
This decision was driven by user votes and internal evaluations and has led to intense reactions to the crypto space. The initiative “Vote to AVNOT” Binance Users to participate immediately when deciding which symbols to remain listed. Over 103,000 votes were made by more than 24 141 participants with approximately 93,680 votes validated after filtering out unjustified votes. To be eligible, users needed to have at least 0.01 binance coins (BNB).
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Binance stated that the delisting decisions were based on both social voting and internal reviews, given factors such as changes in the project’s core team, commitment levels, trade volume, development progress, security, feedback of society, legislation and possible signs of unethical behavior.
But the first announcement of the department of party led to immediate market reactions with all 14 tokens that experienced significant fall in prices when traders moved quickly to adapt their positions.
On April 16, 2025, 03:00 UTC, all trading pairs for the delisted tokens will be removed. After removal, deposits of the delisted tokens will no longer be credited to user accounts. Until June 9, 2025, withdrawals of the delisted tokens will remain available. As of June 10, 2025, Binance cannot convert all remaining balances if the delisted tokens into Stablecoins on behavior for users, although this is not guaranteed.
This movement follows Binance’s latest delisting of Tether (USDT) Spot trade in European economic fields to comply with the recently adopted markets in the Crypto Assets (Mica) regulations, which highlights the exchange ongoing efforts to follow to develop to develop regulatory standards.
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