Four tokens have crashed: Binance announced delisting, three assets hit all-time lows.
Binance has officially announced the delisting of four tokens: Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP), and Marlin (POND). The market reaction was immediate — three of the four assets instantly hit new all-time lows, and investors began massively exiting their positions.
The exchange's decision is based on the results of a routine audit, which assessed liquidity, network security, team activity, and regulatory compliance. All four tokens demonstrated critically low performance on these parameters, leading to the delisting.
The steepest decline was recorded for NFPrompt and Marlin — their quotes dropped by about 20% immediately after the announcement. Alchemix followed the same trajectory, while Ardor showed relative resilience, falling by only 6%. However, amid near-zero trading activity, none of them managed to hold their price.
As of the time of analysis, Alchemix is trading at $2.67, NFPrompt at around $0.0054, and Marlin at approximately $0.0011. All four assets have lost over 30% of their value in the past month. For ALCX, NFP, and POND, this marks a new all-time low. Ardor, incidentally, avoided hitting a new low, but given the dynamics, it's only a matter of time.
Why is Binance getting rid of these tokens?
Each of these assets is trading more than 98% below its all-time high and has been causing losses for holders over the past year. The case of NFPrompt is particularly telling. The exchange launched this token in December 2023 through its own Launchpool platform. On the first day of trading, NFP surged to $1.17, but then lost nearly 99% of its value. Delisting became the logical conclusion for this project.
Spot trading for the ALCX, ARDR, NFP, and POND pairs will cease on July 10. Withdrawals will be available until September 9. Earlier, on July 2, Binance Futures had already closed all perpetual contracts associated with these assets.
Holders still have time to sell or withdraw their tokens. However, in the coming weeks, it will become clear whether selling pressure intensifies — similar decisions on other altcoins have previously led to even deeper declines.
My comment: Delisting from Binance is not just a technical decision but a signal to the market. For projects that have lost 98–99% of their value and show no activity, this is effectively a death sentence. Investors should view such events as a reminder: liquidity and team are basic criteria for survival in the crypto industry. If an asset fails an audit by the largest exchange, its chances of recovery approach zero.