Delistings and delisting risk

Which tokens are leaving which exchange and when, and which tokens Binance has put under its monitoring tag.

Scheduled and recent delistings
BybitAGIBybit · noticedate not stated–
BybitHAJIMIBybit · noticedate not stated–
Bybit4STOCKBybit · noticedate not stated–
OKXKITEOKX · noticedate not stated–
OKXPIGGYOKX · noticedate not stated–
OKXLAUNCHCOINOKX · noticedate not stated–
BinancePTBBinance · noticeremoved 23 Oct, 00:00 UTCdone
BinanceMITOBinance · noticeremoved 23 Oct, 00:00 UTCdone
BinanceSLIMEXBinance · noticeremoved 9 Oct, 00:00 UTCdone
Binance monitoring tag (0)

No monitoring-tag notice read yet.

A delisting date is the date written in the exchange’s own notice. “Removed” without a notice means the market left the exchange’s public list. Withdrawals usually stay open for some time after trading ends; check the notice, it says how long.

FAQ

What should I do before a delisting date?

Sell or move the token before trading ends, or withdraw it to a wallet or another exchange that lists it. The token page shows where else it still trades. After the date, open orders are cancelled and only withdrawals may remain possible for a limited time.

Does the monitoring tag mean a delisting is coming?

Not always. Binance reviews tagged tokens and can remove the tag again. The watchlist shows how many tagged tokens were later delisted on Binance, from Binance's own notices.