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Binance has reduced the number of tokens trading on Binance Alpha by delisting 21 cryptocurrencies after determining that the affected assets no longer meet its listing standards, according to an official announcement released earlier today.
On Thursday, Feb. 12, at exactly 12:00 p.m. UTC, Binance delisted 21 cryptocurrencies from Binance Alpha after it detected that they no longer satisfy its listing requirements.
Tokens removed earlier today include: MIRROR (Black Mirror Experience), SHARDS (WorldShards), FST (FreeStyle Classic), DGC (DecentralGPT), COA (Alliance Games), ULTI (Ultiverse) and TGT (TOKYO GAMES TOKEN).
Additional delisted tokens include: AGON (AGON Agent), BNB Card, AFT (AIFlow), PFVS (Puffverse), SGC, RDO (Reddio), ELDE (Elderglade), MILK (MilkyWay), TAT (Tell A Tale), BOT (Hyperbot), SSS (Sparkle), SUBHUB (SubHub), PLANCK (Planck) and OOOO.
While the delistings reduce the tokens available on Binance Alpha, Binance said the removal did not stop users from selling the delisted tokens. Holders can still sell through supported interfaces, including the Market tab in Binance Wallet or the Alpha asset section.
Binance Alpha listings are described as a place where emerging blockchain projects are listed, typically for experimental purposes. The announcement also notes that although these tokens were listed on Binance Alpha, they were never fully launched on the broader Binance trading platform. The reason given is that the tokens carried risks and were extremely volatile, which could expose holders to losses.
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