Four tokens have crashed to historical lows following Binance's delisting announcement.
Binance's decision to delist four tokens — Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP), and Marlin (POND) — has triggered one of the most aggressive sell-offs this week. The delisting is scheduled for July 10, 2026, but the market has already reacted swiftly: three of the four assets hit their all-time lows on the day of the announcement.
Drop: From 6% to 20% in a Matter of Hours
The biggest blow was dealt to small-cap projects. NFPrompt and Marlin lost about 20% of their value in the first hours after the news. Alchemix followed with a similar decline, while Ardor held out a bit longer, dropping 6%. However, the lack of significant liquidity and low trading activity left no chance for recovery — sellers dominated the market.
At the time of analysis, prices looked as follows: Alchemix traded at $2.67, NFPrompt at around $0.0054, and Marlin at approximately $0.0011. All four tokens have lost over 30% in the past month, and after the announcement, ALCX, NFP, and POND hit absolute lows. Ardor, while avoiding a new record low, remains under critical pressure.
Why is Binance Getting Rid of These Assets?
The exchange regularly reviews its listings, assessing liquidity, network security, team activity, and regulatory compliance. For Binance, these four tokens have become too risky and illiquid: each is trading more than 98% below its all-time high and has incurred losses for holders over the past year.
NFPrompt deserves special attention. This token was launched on Binance Launchpool in December 2023. On its first day of trading, its price soared to $1.17, but then crashed by 99%. The delisting is another link in the chain of the exchange's decisions in 2026 — it has already removed four other altcoins earlier.
Spot trading of ALCX, ARDR, NFP, and POND will cease on July 10, and withdrawals will be available until September 9. As of July 2, Binance Futures has closed related perpetual contracts. Holders have time to sell or withdraw their assets, but in the coming weeks, it will become clear whether this will intensify price pressure or if the market will find a new equilibrium.
My analysis: Delisting from the largest exchange is not just a technical decision, but a signal to the market about a project's fundamental weakness. For NFPrompt, which has lost 99% of its value since listing, this is the final point. Investors should reconsider their portfolios and avoid assets with low liquidity and a lack of real development.