Binance has kicked off the second round of its “Vote to Delist” initiative, allowing users to help decide whether 17 tokens should be removed from the platform. This move continues Binance’s push for community-driven transparency in token management.
Which Tokens Are on the Chopping Block?
The list of tokens under review includes:
FTT, JASMY, VOXEL, GPS, ZEC, STPT, ARK, ARDR, MBL, PERP, NKN, WING, LTO, FLM, BSW, ALPACA, and PDA.
These tokens are currently tagged with a “Monitoring” label—signaling they are being closely watched for potential issues such as low trading volume, development inactivity, or regulatory red flags.
How Voting Works
Voting is open from April 10 at 4:00 UTC to April 16 at 23:59 UTC. To vote, users must:
- Hold at least 0.01 BNB in their verified Binance account.
- Vote via Binance Square.
- Select up to five tokens, casting one vote per token.
Community Feedback Matters—But It’s Not Final
While user votes carry weight, Binance made it clear that voting is not the sole factor in its decision. The final outcome will also depend on:
- Project activity
- Liquidity
- Team communication
- Regulatory risks
This multi-factor approach ensures that delisting decisions protect user interests and platform integrity.
First Delisting Round: 14 Tokens Out
Earlier this month, Binance completed its first Vote to Delist round. As a result, 14 tokens will be delisted on April 16, including BAL, CREAM, SNT, HARD, TROY, UFT, and FIRO. Reasons cited include poor performance, weak compliance, and sluggish development progress.
Final Thoughts
Binance continues to blend innovation with user participation. Whether it’s delisting decisions or introducing yield-generating trading tools, the exchange remains focused on optimizing the trading experience while giving the community a bigger say.
Stay tuned for the voting results on April 16, and make your voice heard if you hold any of the tokens up for review.
