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BREAKING: Binance Delisting Vote Round 2 Results Are In – FTT Leads the Exit Polls Between April 10–16, Binance held its second community vote to decide which tokens should be delisted.
And topping the list with 11.1% of the votes is none other than FTT.
Here’s how the top 5 tokens fared in the delisting vote: 1️⃣ FTT 2️⃣ ZEC 3️⃣ JASMY 4️⃣ GPS 5️⃣ PDA
The question now is—are users deciding token fate? Has the power really shifted to the community?
PSA for Everyone Using Binance P2P – Learn from My Mistake!
Last year, I did a ₹5000 P2P trade via Binance. Like a responsible trader, I verified everything—Binance username matched the bank account name, all seemed legit.
I transferred my USDT to the buyer. He sent me ₹5000 and that’s where things started going downhill.
A few days later, I checked my bank account—and BAM. Entire balance frozen. Turns out, the funds used by the buyer were linked to a fraudulent or flagged account. I had unknowingly become part of a scam.
Lesson? Even if names match, P2P trades can still go sideways. Scammers are getting smarter. This isn’t FUD—it’s a wake-up call for every crypto trader out there.
Stay safe. Use escrow wisely. Avoid unknown or shady buyers. And ALWAYS monitor your bank transactions after P2P trades.
Don’t let ₹5000 become a lesson that costs your freedom.