Key Highlights
  • Binance will delist 6 tokens including FUNToken, Beefy Finance, and Orchid on April 23, 2026.
  • FUNToken (FUN) led the losses, plunging over 23%, followed by double-digit drops across most affected tokens.
  • The delisting follows Binance’s routine review of liquidity, volume, and project activity.
  • Trading will stop on April 23, while withdrawals remain open for a limited time after delisting.

Binance has officially announced the removal of six cryptocurrencies from its spot trading platform: Beefy (BIFI), FIO Protocol (FIO), FUNToken (FUN), Measurable Data Token (MDT), Orchid (OXT), and Wanchain (WAN). The delisting will take effect on April 23, 2026.

The announcement was shared today on Binance’s official site, directing users to the full support page for details.

Binance De-Listing Announcement
Binance De-Listing Announcement/Source: Binance

Immediate Market Reaction

Following the news, the affected tokens experienced sharp declines in the last hour. Here is the current snapshot of their performance:

Binance De-Listing Tokens Prices
Binance De-Listing Tokens Prices/Source: Coinmarketcap

As shown in the table above:

  • FUNToken (FUN) dropped the hardest with a -23.83% plunge in the last hour.
  • Measurable Data Token (MDT) fell -19.84%.
  • Beefy (BIFI) declined -16.42%.
  • FIO Protocol (FIO) was down -12.88%.
  • Orchid (OXT) lost -9.28%.
  • Wanchain (WAN) saw a milder drop of -1.36%.

Market caps for these tokens currently range from approximately $4.5 million (FIO and MDT) to $13.5 million (OXT).

What Traders Need to Know

According to Binance’s delisting policy outlined in the official announcement:

  • Spot Trading Suspension: All trading pairs for these six tokens will be removed on April 23, 2026, at approximately 03:00 UTC (check exact timing in the announcement).
  • Deposits: Will be disabled shortly before or on the delisting date.
  • Withdrawals: Will remain open for a limited time after delisting, giving users a window to transfer assets to external wallets or other supported exchanges.
  • Other Services: Any leveraged, futures, or margin positions related to these tokens will be handled according to Binance’s standard procedures.

Binance regularly reviews listed assets based on criteria such as trading volume, liquidity, project commitment, network stability, and regulatory compliance. Tokens that no longer meet these standards are periodically delisted to maintain the overall quality of the platform.

Quick Profile of the Delisted Tokens

TokenProject FocusKey Highlight
BIFIDeFi yield optimizer (Beefy Finance)Multi-chain automated vaults
FIOBlockchain usability layerHuman-readable addresses & domain names
FUNGaming & iGaming entertainmentUsed in online casinos and gaming platforms
MDTData privacy & monetizationAllows users to sell personal data securely
OXTDecentralized privacy & VPNOrchid Network for bandwidth marketplace
WANCross-chain interoperabilityEnables asset transfers across blockchains

Recommendations for Holders

Users holding any of these tokens on Binance are advised to:

  1. Act before April 23, 2026 – Sell on Binance or transfer to another exchange/wallet that still supports the asset.
  2. Monitor withdrawal status – Ensure you withdraw in time before services are restricted.
  3. DYOR – Research if these projects continue to have active communities or utility on other platforms.

Delistings from major exchanges like Binance often lead to reduced liquidity and further price pressure. Holders should manage their positions carefully.

This delisting reflects Binance’s ongoing efforts to curate a robust and liquid trading environment. Stay updated as the April 23 deadline approaches.

Nilesh Hembade
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Nilesh Hembade
Nilesh Hembade is the Founder and Author of Coinsprobe, with 5+ years of experience in cryptocurrency and blockchain. Since launching the platform in 2023, he delivers daily, research-driven insights through market analysis, on-chain data, and technical research. His work has been featured on Binance, Bitget, and CoinMarketCap. He is also certified through Binance Academy (NFT Certificate).
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