Binance announced the removal of six tokens on April 23, causing immediate losses for those assets.
The exchange platform is removing Beefy.Finance (BIFI), FIO Protocol (FIO), FunToken (FUN), Measurable Data Token (MDT), Orchid (OXT), and Wanchain (WAN) from all spot trading pairs.
Binance is removing six tokens in its latest removal notice
The exchange platform justified its decision with a regular review process. It assesses development activities, trading volume, network security, and team commitment, as well as other factors.
At Binance, we regularly review each digital asset we list to ensure it meets high-level requirements and industry standards. If a coin or token no longer meets these requirements, or if there are changes in the industry situation, we conduct a more thorough assessment and may delist it. Our primary goal is to ensure the best services and safeguards for our users while continually adapting to the ever-changing market dynamics,” the blog stated.
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The sell-off was quick. FUN dropped by 27.93% within a few minutes after the announcement made on April 9th, which was the largest drop among these six.
MDT dropped by 22.79%, while FIO lost 20.51%. BIFI decreased by 8.93% and OXT by 13.42%. WAN reacted the mildest, dropping only 1.24%.
This was already the second delisting this month. Binance removed eight tokens on April 1st, including Loopring (LRC) and Radiant Capital (RDNT), whose prices also plummeted by double-digit percentages following the announcement.
Some of these tokens were marked as high-risk even before delisting. Binance assigned the Monitoring Tag to BIFI and MDT in June 2025. FUN and OXT received the same warning tag in March 2026.
This listing indicates an increased risk and stronger price fluctuations compared to other tokens. Binance continuously reviews the marked assets and may remove those that do not meet its requirements.
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