Binance 2nd “Vote to Delist” Batch has been Announced

Binance has just dropped an announcement of its second “Vote to Delist” batch on April 10, 2025. With 17 tokens now in the crosshairs, the crypto world is buzzing.

17 Tokens Under Fire: Who’s Facing the Axe?

Just in, Binance has announced the 2nd batch “Vote to Delist” list of tokens. The second batch of Binance’s Vote to Delist features a diverse lineup of 17 tokens, each flagged with the “Monitoring Tag” for various reasons. Here’s the full list, flipped for suspense, with a peek at what they’re all about:

• PDA (PlayDapp): A blockchain gaming platform aiming to bring digital assets to the masses with interoperable games.

• VOXEL (Voxies): A free-to-play, 3D tactical RPG on the blockchain—fun.

• ALPACA (Alpaca Finance): A lending protocol on Binance Smart Chain offering leveraged yield farming.

• BSW (Biswap): A decentralized exchange on BNB Chain with low fees and a GameFi twist.

• FLM (Flamingo): A DeFi protocol on the Neo blockchain, stacking up decentralized finance tools.

• LTO (LTO Network): A hybrid blockchain for business-to-business solutions—practical.

• WING (Wing Finance): A credit-based DeFi platform focused on digital asset lending.

• NKN: A blockchain-powered network aiming for a decentralized, open internet.

• PERP (Perpetual Protocol): A decentralized perpetual contracts platform using virtual AMMs.

• MBL (MovieBloc): A decentralized platform shaking up movie and content distribution.

• GPS (GoPlus Security): A Web3 security layer protecting blockchain networks—safety first.

• ARDR (Ardor): A multichain blockchain with a parent-child architecture for proof-of-stake fans.

• ARK: A platform letting developers build their own blockchains—innovative, yet at risk.

• STPT (Standard Tokenization Protocol): A network for discovering and using digital assets globally.

• FTT (FTX Token): The utility token of the FTX ecosystem—once a giant, now fighting to stay listed.

• JASMY (JasmyCoin): A data marketplace where IoT users sell their data to businesses—unique, but shaky.

• ZEC (ZCash): A privacy-focused coin using the Equihash algorithm—stealthy.

Voting kicks off on April 10, 2025, at 04:00 UTC and runs until April 16, 2025, at 23:59 UTC. The stakes are high, and the community’s voice could seal these tokens’ fates.

How the 2nd Batch Vote to Delist Works: Rules of the Game

Binance is calling on users to vote on this second batch via an official post on Binance Square. Investors will be picking from projects tagged as “Monitoring” risks—those flagged for issues like low liquidity or stagnant development.

However, it’s important to note that while votes are important, they are not the final decision. Binance will still run its own review, weighing factors like team commitment, trading volume, network stability, and even community vibes.

Read more: Binance Delist 14 Tokens in First “Vote to Delist” Batch

To vote, you’ll need a verified Binance account with at least 0.01 BNB held throughout the seven-day voting window (April 10, 04:00 UTC to April 16, 23:59 UTC). Each user gets up to five votes—cast them all or just one, your call—but you can only vote once per project. Votes must follow the terms and conditions, or they’re out. Real-time results will pop up on Binance Square, though the final call rests with Binance’s internal process.

What happens to the tokens that were previously delisted? They’re off the table. Get ready to shape the crypto landscape!

What’s Vote to Delist All About?

Binance’s Vote to Delist program, launched in 2025, is a bold move to give its massive user base a say in cleaning up the platform. It targets tokens in the “Monitoring Zone”—think projects with red flags like poor engagement or shady practices. The first batch saw 14 tokens axed on April 16, 2025, after over 93,000 votes. Now, the second round ups the ante, blending community input with Binance’s strict standards. It’s not just about kicking out the weak; it’s about building a stronger, more transparent crypto ecosystem—one vote at a time.

Will these 17 tokens survive the purge, or is this the end of the line? The clock’s ticking—cast your vote and watch the drama unfold!