8-4-2025 – Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance is set to remove fourteen tokens from its trading platform following a comprehensive community vote.
The democratic process, which garnered attention from more than 24,000 crypto enthusiasts, culminated in nearly 104,000 individual votes determining the fate of several digital currencies. The outcome has triggered what industry observers are calling a “spring cleaning” of the exchange’s vast token catalogue.
Among the cryptocurrencies facing removal are established players such as BADGER and BAL, alongside smaller-cap tokens including TROY and PROS. The extensive list also encompasses BETA, CREAM, and CTXC, with the full suite of delistings scheduled for mid-April implementation.
The exchange’s decision to involve its user base in the culling process reflects the growing trend of decentralised governance within cryptocurrency markets. Projects such as ELF, FIRO, and HARD, despite their historical presence on the platform, failed to secure sufficient support to maintain their listing status.
Market analysts note that tokens NULS, SNT, UFT, and VIDT will also cease trading as part of this strategic realignment. Users holding any of the affected digital assets have been advised to conclude their trading activities before the 16 April deadline, when the changes take effect.
