RootData: Binance has delisted a total of 18 cryptocurrencies in the past year, mainly focusing on public chains, DeFi, and privacy sectors

According to ChainCatcher news, a study released on the X platform by the Web3 asset data platform RootData has compiled statistics on 18 cryptocurrencies delisted by Binance in the past year, mainly focusing on public chains, DeFi, and privacy sectors. These projects have collectively raised approximately $470 million.

It is reported that most tokens have performed poorly after being delisted, with significant declines in both token prices and FDV, among which NEM, WTC, and SNM tokens have the largest price differentials. The tokens least affected are WNXM and ANT. In addition to issues with the projects' own operations, privacy tokens are a key focus for Binance and OKX exchanges.

Furthermore, in the past year, Binance has listed 36 new tokens, and the number of tradable tokens continues to increase. Currently, Binance supports 384 USDT trading pairs.