Binance is going to Delist Key Cryptocurrencies on September 18, 2024
Essential Steps and What You Need to Know:
On September 18, 2024, Binance will be removing several cryptocurrencies from its platform as part of its routine evaluation process.
Here’s what you need to know about the delisting and how to prepare:
Cryptocurrencies Scheduled for Delisting:
ForTube ($FOR): Currently at 0.00997 USDT, FOR has plummeted -42.51% in the last 24 hours. Its delisting is due to poor market performance.
Ellipsis ($EPX): Trading at 0.0000799 USDT, EPX has dropped -34.60%. The decision is based on reduced user engagement.
Voyager Token (VGX): At 0.0399 USDT, VGX has fallen -33.64% amid the collapse of the Voyager platform.
PowerPool ($CVP): With a current price of 0.2300 USDT, CVP has decreased -39.23%, reflecting declining interest in its governance protocol.
Reef ($REEF): Priced at 0.000917 USDT, REEF has seen a -21.08% drop, prompting its removal due to challenges in bridging DeFi and centralized exchanges.
Actions to Take: Withdraw or Convert Holdings: Transfer or exchange your assets before the delisting date to avoid potential losses.
Transfer to Supported Wallets: Move your holdings to an external wallet that supports these tokens if you wish to retain them.
Stay Updated: Monitor Binance for further updates on the delisting timeline and potential impacts.
Explore Other Platforms: Consider other exchanges that may continue to support these tokens if you want to keep trading them.
Reasons for Delisting: Binance’s decision is influenced by factors such as low trading volumes, reduced user interest, lack of development, and market sustainability concerns.
Stay informed and act promptly to manage your investments effectively.
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A user was scammed by a person who usually makes P2P orders with him. The scammer proposed a method to earn profits, which involved an investment of 3000-4999 USDT with a promise of daily returns of 300-499 USDT. The user made a payment of 3000 USDT to this Binance ID. However, the scammer did not return the user's money as promised and deliberately created the illusion of a car accident to delay the incident, and eventually the scam was exposed.
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