Six Tokens Losing Access to the World’s Largest Exchange
Binance announced on April 9, 2026 that it will delist six crypto assets on April 23, 2026. The affected tokens are Beefy Finance (BIFI), FIO Protocol (FIO), FUNToken (FUN), Measurable Data Token (MDT), Orchid (OXT), and Wanchain (WAN).
The exchange cited low trading volumes and failure to meet its ongoing listing standards for liquidity and project viability as the reasons for the decision. All spot, futures, margin, and earn product offerings for these six assets will be halted on the effective date. Users who hold these tokens on Binance will still be able to withdraw them after trading is suspended, but no withdrawal deadline has been specified yet.
Delisted Tokens — April 23, 2026
| Token | Ticker | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Beefy Finance | BIFI | DeFi yield optimizer |
| FIO Protocol | FIO | Blockchain usability layer |
| FUNToken | FUN | Gaming and gambling utility token |
| Measurable Data Token | MDT | Data marketplace and rewards |
| Orchid | OXT | Decentralized VPN network |
| Wanchain | WAN | Cross-chain interoperability |
Part of an Ongoing Monthly Review Process
This delisting follows a previous round less than 10 days earlier: on April 1, Binance removed eight other tokens including Arena-Z, Radiant Capital, Neutron, and Solar, giving affected users 12 days’ notice.
Binance conducts monthly reviews of all listed assets, removing those that no longer meet its standards for trading volume, liquidity, and project viability. The exchange also delists projects that pose security risks or fail to comply with regulatory requirements. Over the past year, individual rounds have removed as many as 20 trading pairs at once.
If the delisted tokens are listed on other exchanges, users can transfer them before trading is suspended on Binance. Holders who do not act in time will still be able to withdraw their tokens, but will no longer be able to trade them on the platform.
What Delisting From the Largest Exchange Means for a Token
Being removed from Binance typically has an immediate negative effect on a token’s price and liquidity. Binance handles the majority of global crypto trading volume, and losing access to that liquidity pool reduces the number of buyers and sellers available for any given asset. Historical patterns show that delisting announcements usually trigger sharp short-term price drops as holders exit before the effective date.
For the six affected projects, the practical impact depends on whether their tokens remain accessible on other platforms with meaningful volume. Projects like FUNToken and OXT have listings on other exchanges, which partially limits the damage. For smaller, more obscure tokens with thin liquidity elsewhere, a Binance delisting can effectively mark the beginning of a significant decline in market activity.
