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Binance is on a delisting spree – What’s the exchange’s 2025 trading plan?

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Binance, the world's leading cryptocurrency exchange, has delisted several tokens in an effort to maintain a high-quality and secure trading environment. The decisions come amid market uncertainty and regulatory pressure, as investor confidence is low. Binance periodically reviews listed assets to ensure they meet stringent requirements for liquidity, trading volume, and network security. The exchange emphasized its ongoing evaluation process and takes into account evidence of unethical conduct or negligence. Tokens such as Kaon, Bluzelle, and WazirX will be delisted, with the latter's delisting linked to ongoing troubles at the Indian exchange. Following the delisting, WazirX's native token, WRX, experienced a 59% drop in value. Binance also caused a stir when it posted a list of "alpha watchlist tokens" to a Telegram channel, triggering a spike in prices before clarifying that the information was inaccurate. Binance's trading strategy moving forward is focused on a curated and secure marketplace, with an ongoing review process for listed tokens. The exchange is also facing increased regulatory pressure and may expand its focus on the US.

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