Binance usually does NOT delist randomly. 
When a coin is removed, it means the project no longer meets the exchange’s listing standards.
For $GHST (Aavegotchi), the delisting is mainly due to exchange risk review factors — not a hack and not your wallet problem.
Main reasons
1) Very low trading activity (liquidity problem)
Recently GHST has:
declining daily volume
fewer traders
wide spreads (harder to buy/sell)
Exchanges need active markets.
If too few people trade a token, Binance removes the pair because users can get stuck holding it.
👉 After a coin becomes illiquid, price manipulation becomes easy.
2) Weak project momentum
Aavegotchi was a GameFi/NFT metaverse project.
But the crypto market changed:
GameFi hype (2021–2022) faded
NFT usage dropped heavily
fewer new users joining the ecosystem
When development slows or adoption declines, exchanges consider the project no longer competitive.
3) Failure to meet Binance listing review
Binance periodically audits every listed coin.
They check:
team activity & updates
developer commits
community growth
network usage
compliance risk
security
trading demand
If a token scores low → it gets removed.
This is exactly what is happening here.
4) Protection for users
A big hidden reason:
When a project slowly dies, prices often crash to near zero.
So exchanges delist early to avoid users holding a dead market asset.
The sudden price pump you see now is common:
Before delisting, traders speculate and whales exit positions.
After delisting, many coins lose 70–95% value because liquidity disappears.
Important
The token GHST itself is not deleted from the blockchain.
Only Binance trading support ends.
You will still be able to:
withdraw to a wallet
send to another exchange (if supported)
But selling becomes much harder.
Simple meaning
GHST is being delisted because:
low demand
declining ecosystem
reduced trading volume
failed exchange review standards
This is a project weakness signal, not just a normal update.
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