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In a recent blog post, the world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, addressed its global community of traders, developers and investors, to let them known about its intention to remove yet another group of cryptocurrencies from its trading list. The news was shared with the broad crypto community on X platform by Chinese crypto journalist Colin Wu in a recent post.
In the post, the Binance team reminded the community about regular reviews of cryptocurrencies listed on the platform to make sure that those assets “continue to meet a high level of standard and industry requirements.”
Binance spots five tokens for delisting
Once a token stops meeting the high standards set up by Binance, or should the landscape of the crypto industry face certain changes, the team initiates a deeper review and may potentially delist that token. Binance strives to ensure “the best services and protections for our users while continuing to adapt to evolving market dynamics.”
The team published a list of the criteria based on which it evaluates a crypto project, deciding whether to continue its trading or remove it from the platform.
This list includes the commitment of a team to their project, the level and quality of development activity, the token’s trading volume and liquidity, the stability and safety of the network from attacks, the level of public communication, community engagement, transparency, the material/unjustified increase in the token supply or changes to tokenomics, any new regulatory requirements and several others.
This time, Binance has announced that it has found five tokens it plans to remove, as well as all the trading pairs based on them: Stella (ALPHA), Biswap (BSW), Komodo (KMD), LeverFi (LEVER) and LTO Network (LTO).
The delisting will take place on July 4, 2025, at 3:00 a.m. (UTC), according to the Binance team’s post.
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team