Mass delisting on Binance: four tokens have plummeted to historical lows
Binance's decision to cease support for four tokens triggered an immediate and harsh market reaction. Starting July 10, 2026, trading of Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP), and Marlin (POND) will be fully halted, but investors did not wait—the sell-off began immediately.
Record Drop: Three of Four Assets at Bottom
The hardest hit were the smaller tokens. NFPrompt and Marlin lost about 20% of their value within the first hours after the announcement. Alchemix followed the same trajectory, while Ardor showed relative resilience, declining only 6%. However, low liquidity left almost no chance for price support—sellers quickly broke through resistance.
As of the analysis, the situation looks like this: ALCX is trading at $2.67, NFP around $0.0054, and POND approximately $0.0011. All four tokens have lost over 30% in the past month. Meanwhile, ALCX, NFP, and POND have hit new all-time lows, and only Ardor has so far avoided this fate.
Why is Binance Getting Rid of These Assets?
Binance regularly conducts listing reviews, evaluating trading volumes, liquidity, network security, and team activity. In this case, all four tokens fell into the high-risk zone: each is trading more than 98% below its all-time high and has been generating losses for years.
NFPrompt deserves special attention. Launched through Binance Launchpool in December 2023, the token soared to $1.17 on its first day but then lost nearly 99% of its value. This decision is another in a series of delistings in 2026—the exchange had previously removed four other altcoins.
Spot trading of ALCX, ARDR, NFP, and POND will cease on July 10, and funds can be withdrawn until September 9. On July 2, Binance Futures closed related perpetual contracts. Holders should hurry: in the coming weeks, it will become clear whether the decline continues or the market finds a new equilibrium.
Cryptalist Opinion: Delisting from Binance is not just a technical procedure but a powerful signal for the market. For projects with low liquidity and no development, this is practically a death sentence. Investors should review their portfolios and get rid of assets that do not show fundamental growth long before the exchange makes the decision for them.