QUICK surged 33.66% in a day! It climbed to the top of the gainers list—but is also entering its delisting countdown ⚠️
$QUICK stood out today: a snapshot of the Binance page showed a price of $0.0083, up 33.66% in 24 hours and ranking among the top gainers.
But there’s one condition that matters more than the price surge.
Binance announced on October 14 that it will stop spot trading for QUICK on October 28. A sharp rise in price doesn’t mean the delisting plan has been canceled.
This isn’t a typical “strong coin breaks out” story. It’s a short-term market move that comes with the risk of changes to trading access.
If you’re looking for the next opportunity, check three things first:
📍After the surge, will buyers stick around?
A move may have room to continue if the price consolidates after a sharp rise, selling pressure eases on pullbacks, and another push higher is supported by spot trading volume.
If the price keeps climbing while bid-ask spreads widen and order book depth thins, the gain shown on screen may not translate into a return you can actually realize with a smooth trade.
📍When it’s time to exit, can you sell your position size?
24-hour trading volume tells you how much has traded in the past—not how much capital is waiting to take your order now. Before placing an order, it’s more useful to check how much slippage your intended trade size could cause.
📍Have you distinguished the trading deadline from the withdrawal deadline?
All times below are Taipei time, based on the official announcement:
▪️10/28 11:00: Spot trading ends, and related open orders will be canceled automatically.
▪️After 10/29 11:00: Deposits will no longer be credited.
▪️12/28 11:00: Withdrawals are scheduled to end; subsequent handling will depend on further announcements and network availability.
Spot copy trading, futures, and other products have separate, earlier adjustment dates—don’t assume they all follow the October 28 deadline.
Being delisted from Binance doesn’t mean the token will disappear from every market. But trading, deposits and withdrawals, and market depth on other platforms all need to be checked separately. The platform also doesn’t guarantee that it will convert users’ tokens into stablecoins.
A 33.66% gain is worth watching, but so is your exit route. This kind of market can offer opportunities amid volatility, but “it’s still going up” is no substitute for a trading plan.
When you see a sharp rally before delisting, do you research the buying pressure first, or first check how you’ll be able to exit? 👇
#QUICK #quickswap #幣安 #市場異動 #流動性
$QUICK
$QUICK stood out today: a snapshot of the Binance page showed a price of $0.0083, up 33.66% in 24 hours and ranking among the top gainers.
But there’s one condition that matters more than the price surge.
Binance announced on October 14 that it will stop spot trading for QUICK on October 28. A sharp rise in price doesn’t mean the delisting plan has been canceled.
This isn’t a typical “strong coin breaks out” story. It’s a short-term market move that comes with the risk of changes to trading access.
If you’re looking for the next opportunity, check three things first:
📍After the surge, will buyers stick around?
A move may have room to continue if the price consolidates after a sharp rise, selling pressure eases on pullbacks, and another push higher is supported by spot trading volume.
If the price keeps climbing while bid-ask spreads widen and order book depth thins, the gain shown on screen may not translate into a return you can actually realize with a smooth trade.
📍When it’s time to exit, can you sell your position size?
24-hour trading volume tells you how much has traded in the past—not how much capital is waiting to take your order now. Before placing an order, it’s more useful to check how much slippage your intended trade size could cause.
📍Have you distinguished the trading deadline from the withdrawal deadline?
All times below are Taipei time, based on the official announcement:
▪️10/28 11:00: Spot trading ends, and related open orders will be canceled automatically.
▪️After 10/29 11:00: Deposits will no longer be credited.
▪️12/28 11:00: Withdrawals are scheduled to end; subsequent handling will depend on further announcements and network availability.
Spot copy trading, futures, and other products have separate, earlier adjustment dates—don’t assume they all follow the October 28 deadline.
Being delisted from Binance doesn’t mean the token will disappear from every market. But trading, deposits and withdrawals, and market depth on other platforms all need to be checked separately. The platform also doesn’t guarantee that it will convert users’ tokens into stablecoins.
A 33.66% gain is worth watching, but so is your exit route. This kind of market can offer opportunities amid volatility, but “it’s still going up” is no substitute for a trading plan.
When you see a sharp rally before delisting, do you research the buying pressure first, or first check how you’ll be able to exit? 👇
#QUICK #quickswap #幣安 #市場異動 #流動性
$QUICK