Binance uses Monitoring Tag to flag tokens under review

No confirmed Binance delistings for A2Z, FORTH, and others

Reports circulating that Binance will delist A2Z, FORTH, HOOK, IDEX, LRC, NTRN, RDNT, and SXP are not supported by an official exchange notice covering all of these assets. Available information indicates no confirmed Binance delistings for the full list.

According to Binance Support, any removal is communicated via an official Binance delisting announcement before effective dates and operational cutoffs. No such consolidated announcement for all the named tokens was identified in the reviewed materials.

What is supported is that some of these assets have a Binance Monitoring Tag, a status that flags elevated review against ongoing listing standards. Monitoring status signals risk but does not itself confirm removal.

What Binance’s Monitoring Tag means and why it matters

The Monitoring Tag is a governance and risk-control label used to signal that an asset is under closer review relative to listing criteria. “Binance’s Monitoring Tag is a warning label applied to assets that exhibit higher volatility, lower liquidity, weaker team or development activity, or other concerns relative to listing criteria,” said Binance Academy.

Being tagged does not automatically lead to delisting; it indicates conditional risk if requirements are not maintained. Access to trading for tagged assets may require users to complete a risk quiz, and status indicators appear on individual token pages.

What to do if your token is Monitoring Tagged

Trading access may include a risk-acknowledgment quiz for tagged assets, and standard trading pairs, deposits, and withdrawals generally continue unless an official removal is announced. Token pages typically display Monitoring Tag status and any special requirements.

Binance listing and delisting criteria to monitor

Criteria highlighted by He Yi: activity, liquidity, negatives, compliance

He Yi, Binance co-founder, has said the exchange monitors developer activity, liquidity sufficiency, negative findings, and regulatory compliance when assessing listings and potential removals. These factors inform continued eligibility under Binance’s ongoing standards.

Tags may be removed when projects meet ongoing standards

Monitoring status is reassessed over time. If a project demonstrably improves activity, liquidity, and compliance relative to the exchange’s expectations, the Monitoring Tag can be lifted following review.

FAQ about Binance Monitoring Tag

What does the Binance Monitoring Tag mean, and does it lead to delisting?

It flags heightened risk versus Binance’s listing standards. Tagging does not automatically cause delisting, but assets may be removed if they fail ongoing requirements.

Where can I check official Binance delisting announcements and my token’s status?

Official removal notices appear on Binance Support’s announcements. Token pages display Monitoring Tags and any risk-quiz requirements, reflecting current status on the exchange.