Key Points
- Several altcoins received a monitoring tag from Binance, signaling higher risk and possible delisting.
- Tagged tokens face stricter trading requirements and ongoing reviews by the exchange.
Several digital assets, including Acala Token (ACA), DAR Open Network (D), Streamr (DATA), and Flow (FLOW), were recently flagged by Binance.
The exchange indicated that these assets now carry a monitoring tag, which can precede removal if listing standards are no longer met.
Monitoring Tag and Trading Requirements
The monitoring tag identifies tokens considered to have higher volatility and risk compared with other listed assets.
Assets under this designation are reviewed regularly to determine whether they continue to meet the exchange’s listing criteria, as outlined in the official Monitoring Tag guidelines.
Users who trade these tokens on spot or margin markets must complete a short risk awareness quiz every 90 days and accept updated terms of use.
Monitoring labels and risk banners are displayed directly on the relevant trading pages and the general markets overview.
Separately, BNB Chain confirmed via an official announcement that the Fermi Hard Fork is scheduled for January 14, 2026, aiming to improve transaction confirmation speed.
Review Process and Recent Delistings
The exchange applies periodic assessments to decide whether monitoring tags should be added or removed from affected tokens.
Evaluation factors include development activity, liquidity, trading volume, network security, and the ongoing involvement of project teams.
In December 2025, multiple lesser-known tokens were removed from trading after failing to satisfy internal quality benchmarks used across spot, futures, and alpha markets.
The exchange has also advised users to conduct independent research before trading higher-risk assets, emphasizing awareness of potential market and security risks.
