$Jager I’m posting this to confirm again whether the information about MEXC sending a delisting notice is true. I want to strongly emphasize that I’m only sharing information—I’m not here to encourage anyone to “hold or sell.” Instead, I will analyze from my own perspective and how I manage risk after the delisting event.
This is the truly important part that real investors should pay attention to.
A coin being delisted by MEXC does not mean the project is dead.
I’ve seen many cases:
* A smaller or mid-sized exchange delists it.
* Then the community steps in to save it.
* And finally it gets listed again on another exchange.
But there are also many other projects that, after being delisted, see liquidity drop sharply and the project almost loses its appeal.
➡️ Being delisted is a negative signal, but it’s not enough to conclude that the project is “dead.”
The point I value the most is:
Community health
✅ Public data still shows there are more than 108k – 112k holders. (including me, still breathing oxygen 🤣)
This is not a small number for a meme coin on BNB Chain.
According to recent community analyses:
* On-chain liquidity is still stable.
* There are no signs of “LP being fully withdrawn,” like in rug pull cases.
If liquidity can be maintained after MEXC stops supporting it, that’s a positive sign.
👉 Risks after being delisted
This is the part you need to look at realistically.
Usually, after a token is delisted from a major or mid-sized exchange, there are three scenarios:
🟢 Good scenario
* The project completes upgrades or changes contracts.
* It gets re-listed on MEXC or another exchange.
* Trading volume recovers.
➡️ It could rebound strongly.
🟢 The other two scenarios: I haven’t finished researching them yet, so I don’t know—everyone, please look into it yourselves 🤣🤣
This is the truly important part that real investors should pay attention to.
A coin being delisted by MEXC does not mean the project is dead.
I’ve seen many cases:
* A smaller or mid-sized exchange delists it.
* Then the community steps in to save it.
* And finally it gets listed again on another exchange.
But there are also many other projects that, after being delisted, see liquidity drop sharply and the project almost loses its appeal.
➡️ Being delisted is a negative signal, but it’s not enough to conclude that the project is “dead.”
The point I value the most is:
Community health
✅ Public data still shows there are more than 108k – 112k holders. (including me, still breathing oxygen 🤣)
This is not a small number for a meme coin on BNB Chain.
According to recent community analyses:
* On-chain liquidity is still stable.
* There are no signs of “LP being fully withdrawn,” like in rug pull cases.
If liquidity can be maintained after MEXC stops supporting it, that’s a positive sign.
👉 Risks after being delisted
This is the part you need to look at realistically.
Usually, after a token is delisted from a major or mid-sized exchange, there are three scenarios:
🟢 Good scenario
* The project completes upgrades or changes contracts.
* It gets re-listed on MEXC or another exchange.
* Trading volume recovers.
➡️ It could rebound strongly.
🟢 The other two scenarios: I haven’t finished researching them yet, so I don’t know—everyone, please look into it yourselves 🤣🤣
