We now invite users to participate and vote on the second batch of Vote to Delist projects. Users can vote on projects with the Monitoring Tag that they wish to be delisted.
How to Vote:
- Each user can vote for up to 5 projects in the Vote to Delist pool, and each verified account can only allocate one vote per project.
- Users must be logged in to their verified Binance accounts and hold a minimum of at least 0.01 BNB in their master accounts throughout the Voting Period for their votes to be eligible.
Vote Period: 2025-04-10 04:00 (UTC) to 2025-04-16 23:59 (UTC)
Participation is subject to eligibility based on the user's country or region of residence. More details.
Disclaimer: While we value and will take into consideration the vote results, the voting result will not be the sole deciding factor to determine the final delisting decision. Monitoring of the project is still undergoing evaluation, and the decision will be determined by Binance based on our official review processes and standards. Additionally, the delisting timeline will depend on Binance's procedures.
Binance Update - April 06, 2025: BNB is holding steady at around $593 amidst market fluctuations, with recent reports highlighting Binance's strong user engagement-over 50% of users return to deposit within 16 days. The exchange continues to monitor tokens like ARDR, BSW, and others under the Monitoring Tag, with potential delistings looming if criteria aren't met. Meanwhile, Binance is gearing up for new trading pairs and enhancements to Binance Spot, as announced earlier this week. Stay tuned for more crypto action!
Yes, $BSW is in @Binance’s Monitoring Tag & Vote to Delist - but this is not a delisting. It’s part of their broader review. We're in touch with their team and working to meet all criteria.
Your support means everything 💙 CEO EK & Biswap Team
Following the recent vault redeployment and a thorough review, the decision has been made to rework the RIZ vaults in the future.
This decision is based on the vaults’ limited utility in their current state. With only a few active RIZ markets, there’s little incentive for users to deposit into the vaults beyond an attractive APR. However, the current APY remains low due to the small number of RIZ markets, making RDNT emissions the only use-case.
Due to the vaults' infrastructure, these RDNT emissions were being distributed to depositors without enforcing dLP eligibility requirements, allowing anyone who deposited to receive them. This approach was deemed inefficient, unsustainable, and unfair to those who lock dLP.
Current Challenges:
🔻No requirement for a dLP lock 🔻High maintenance costs 🔻Limited number of RIZ markets 🔻Bot allocates assets based on fixed percentages
Planned Improvements:
🔺RIZ Vaults will actively seek the highest yields within RIZ Markets 🔺Streamlined and automated maintenance 🔺Adding dLP lock requirement
The feature is expected to be improved in the future and release as RIZ Vault 2.0, while the current focus will shift to expanding RIZ market listings. Until then, the vaults will remain available but will no longer be displayed in the UI.
Users with vault deposits affected by the October incident can now use the latest checker to verify accuracy (Balance Checker: https://t.co/SyP1cEzZgl). A detailed post-mortem covering this process will be shared soon.
Thank you for your continued support and patience.